Luke,
Thanks, you've gotten me 98% of the way there! I created a
UITabBarController subclass and it works great with one little hiccup.
When I rotate to landscape to show the coverflow view from either of
my table views the 3rd (and last) tab bar item from my portrait view
remains at t
The default UITabBarController only does autorotation if all of its
child view controllers support autorotation to the relevant
orientation. If you're interested in changing this behavior, you'll
want to subclass UITabBarController.
Luke
On Aug 11, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Bob Barnes wrote:
Hi
