Nevermind, i did it using the appDelegate...i just dont understand why Apple says not to use singletons like the UIApplication sharedApplication if sometimes its the only way to get things to work...or is there any other way to make this work?
How do u program the tableviewcontroller to push the next VC from the didselectrowatindexpath since the navcontroller is declared in the app delegate so u can't write self.navcontroller push.....?
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Originally Posted by BostonMerlin
Thanks Dev. I was able to get that code running with one tab showing a UINavigationController and a table full of data and the other tab showing a UIViewController with a page of labels and buttons. Very nice.. thank you!
I am hitting a wall though. Using your code i've tried any number of ways to add content below the nav bar but above the tableview. I'm trying to get the following look for this app....
Pseudo Description:
- App should have a tabbar at the bottom with two tabs
- the first tab shows a navigationcontroller up top, label and image below it followed by a tableview.
- the second tab shows labels and images.
For whatever reason the tabbar is the big pain! I know this isnt rocket science.. it's just not clicking. I can perform these tasks w/out the tab bar but throw that into the mix and i'm getting nothing but a white page on that first tab.
Thanks Again
JB
Any thoughts? Thanks again for your help.
John
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