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arash moeen
arash moeen

Reputation: 4693

Using UINavigationController for inner UIView

What I have an iphone screen with a main UIView which has another UIView inside it with the size of 280x280 which has a tableview inside it. What I want is that when a user selects any row of that table inside that inner UIView, it pushes the user to another 280x280 UIView, so basically the main view is going to be fixed but only the inner view changes. What's the concept that can make this happen ?

Thanks in advance.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 473

Answers (2)

Jodocus
Jodocus

Reputation: 151

I think that user994813 wants to say this:

  • A UINavigationController controls the total screen. So, only pushing and popping a 280x280 field is not possible.
  • The best way to achieve this would be to let a UITableViewController be the controller of the main view. Use this as delegate and datasource for your 280x280 tableview.
  • When a user selects a row, use a transition to let the tableview disappear and the other 280x280 view appear. In other words, I fear that you have to do this manually, although it's not very hard.
  • If you need a NavigationBar, create it manually in interfaceBuilder.

Upvotes: 1

Dipen Chudasama
Dipen Chudasama

Reputation: 3093

you need to create two 280*280 view one for your tableview and another for other(push view) and whenever you select table row you need to hidden true first view and hidden false second view(pushview).

Upvotes: 0

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