Xcode iPhone SDK Tutorial - Switching Views (Method 1)

Heres a tutorial thats been sitting on my hard drive for a while. This tutorial shows how to switch views from View Controllers in the same XIB file.

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iPhone SDK 3.0

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• xcode
• iphone
• sdk
• ipod
• touch
• 3.0
• 3.1
• tutorial
• switching
• views
• xib
• xibs
• loading
• nib
• files
• nibs
• view
• controllers
• uiview
• uiviewcontroller

[jim3ex]

Hi Guys, I just got this tutorial working on Xcode 4.2.1 - the fundamental change is that you must create the SecondView class files *before* the Interface Builder part. From the project root, right click and choose 'New File' then select UIViewController subclass. Name the class 'SecondView' leave as subclass of UIViewController and 'With XIB for user interface' ticked then add to your project. Now you will have to manually edit the .h and .m files to add the IBOutlet view and IBAction done.

[McHuZii]

Fantastic tutorial..but am i the only one who laughed at "touch up inside" what a name for a UI

[TheIphonedevelopment]

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[onedaytonwomandotcom]

Dude, I can't thank you enough for these vids!!!

[reishill]

@canad4rQc its now in the library under classes you have to select the UIViewController and apply the action and outlet from the drop down menu given, pain the in the arse.

[reishill]

Hey Dev, I am using Xcode 3.2.6, when coming to change the identity of the view controller, class - action of done, outlet - view, UIView There isnt that option to do so. Private message me or something please, would appreciate it.

[iphone4master1]

Is there a way to switch views when to uiimage frames touch

each other

[TexasRable]

Alright... Now I know you know it... But I still do not know anything

[phreakii]

This suck so hard! Go under, go this, go that, go there.. Use the main interface, not your own workspace. And as, Amirmansoury was saying, what are you really doing?