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Ian Vink
Ian Vink

Reputation: 68750

MonoTouch.Dialog: UINavigation Holding UITabBar - Missing Back Button

My MonoTouch.Dialog Reflection-generated form is in an UITabBar which is in a UINavigationControl. Works great.

When the user however clicks the list generated from the following:

    [RadioSelection ("State"),Caption("State")]
    public int alleged_violator_state_id = 0;
    public IList<string> alleged_violator_state;

The list of states that appear is full screen, not part of the UINavigation. This is understandable as the parent of the dialog is a UITabBar.

Is there a way to have the state view have a back button. Right now the user can't get back from the State view. See images below:

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Upvotes: 0

Views: 476

Answers (2)

mafis
mafis

Reputation: 1165

You do it the wrong way.

Never but a tabbarcontroller within a navigationcontroller.

You should create 1 tabbarcontroller and put a navigation controller in it for every tabbaritem.

Upvotes: 1

Duncan Smart
Duncan Smart

Reputation: 32058

Should it be:

[RadioSelection ("alleged_violator_state"), Caption("Alleged violator state")]
public int alleged_violator_state_id = 0;
public IList<string> alleged_violator_state;

Upvotes: 0

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