On Jan 8, 2009, at 9:37 AM, Mohan Parthasarathy wrote:
The problem was that my WebViewController had an empty stub "loadView"
though the actual work was done in ViewDidLoad. When i read the
documentation it does say that when you load a ViewController using
initWithNiBName use ViewDidLoad and n
The problem was that my WebViewController had an empty stub "loadView"
though the actual work was done in ViewDidLoad. When i read the
documentation it does say that when you load a ViewController using
initWithNiBName use ViewDidLoad and not loadView. But i did not know that an
empty loadView coul
Not to sound too much like tech support, but did you wire up your
instance of a UIWebView in your xib to an IBOutlet property in your
view controller? I tried this scenario out juts now and it behaved as
expected with
// Implement viewDidLoad to do additional setup after loading the
view
Hi,
I agree that IB is useful but sometimes does not work as expected (mostly
because i am doing something wrong). I am new to Cocoa Application
development and perhaps takes times to get used to it.
Recently i was trying to use UIWebView (one of the views in my navigation
hierarchy). And my view
Martijn -
I don't necessarily know that I'd agree with that though it could be
because I'm more accustomed to IB than programmatic layout. In
general, anything you'd represent in code as a UIView subclass is
something you'd create in a xib file in Interface Builder. That xib
file would
Hey Martijn -
If you could file bugs at http://bugreport.apple.com/ about the
concepts that you find confusing it would help us improve the
usability of the tools.
Thanks -
Jon Hess
On Jan 6, 2009, at 11:47 PM, Martijn van Exel wrote:
Thanks - I looked into the TableSearch sample project
Thanks - I looked into the TableSearch sample project and it seems to give
me enough pointers to implement what I want.I'm also learning a lot from the
UICatalog sample. I tend to stay away from Interface Builder, as is provides
more confusion than solutions, IMO.
Martijn
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 0
UISearchBar is a standard cocoa touch control.
-rob.
On Jan 6, 2009, at 7:35 AM, Martijn van Exel wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking to implement a user selection from a large number of items
contained in a deep hierarchy (a taxonomy of species) for the iPhone.
The hierarchy is too deep for a drill-do
Hi all,
I'm looking to implement a user selection from a large number of items
contained in a deep hierarchy (a taxonomy of species) for the iPhone.
The hierarchy is too deep for a drill-down of TableViews, so I thought a
control like the App Store iPhone application's Search tab would be a good
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