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Originally Posted by Shmoopi
Good question, I chose atIndex:100 to make it the center of attention, say you have 99 items on your screen, if I choose atIndex:98 then 1 of the items will still be in front of the Startup View, whereas atIndex:100 will be first and foremost on your screen. Here is a picture of it:
This picture shows how the Startup View, with the Big Red Button appears to be a part of the Main View, the one with the navigation bar, instead of just a white view with a big red button, the MainView is also a part of it. Try it out and you'll see what I mean.
I read the doc's on Apple and saw it too, you very well could do that but you would have to declare your mainView, I didn't try it but it looks like it would work. Thanks for the comments! |
hi Shmoopi, I have just realized what did you mean to set index to 100, ok, if I click on the BlueView, then the content of TabView will show up, now my question is, if there are 2,3 subviews waiting to be displayed right after BlueView, how can I make the TabView shown up after the 3rd subview is removed? I've tried to use [self.view removeFromSuperview], but it just show up a white view, the buttons, labels on the TabView is not displayed.
hope you know what I am saying..
