a NavigationController in the details side within MGSplitViewController
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1091071
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Just wondering if anybody has managed to get the MGSplitViewController ( http://mattgemmell.com/2010/08/03/mg...roller-updated) working with a NavigationController in the details side?
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6227106/changing-views-with-mgsplitview-controller
You're just creating new view controllers. You're not adding them anywhere. You add view controllers to the split view controller by using its viewControllers property.
EDIT: I've used MGSplitViewController, but I never tried to change the detail view like that. I just pushed the new detail view controller onto the navigation controller.
I am afraid that we have to use popover or alert or action sheet....
事实证明只是我们缺乏一点耐心去看 mgsplit的实现，以及现在的sample提供的xib设计后，反而导致了一点问题：）
有几个需要说明的地方：
1. 最简单的想法，自己定义一个navigationcontroller，然后去用不久可以了么，失败！，因为 在初始化就会产生问题，UInavigationcontroller理论上必须是root的
2. 那么在detail xib 中加入navigationcontroller，把view拖进去，包括设置 view root那个什么class为detailviewcontroller ，还是失败，这个应该是可以继续看的，，应该有解
3. 用最原始的方法关联navigationcontroller view
UINavigationController *root=[[UINavigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:rootViewController];
UINavigationController *detail=[[UINavigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:detailViewController];
detail.navigationBar.hidden=YES;
[detail retain];
//invokes a method of the receiver on the current thread using the default mode after a delay.
[rootViewController performSelector:@selector(selectFirstRow) withObject:nil afterDelay:0];
[detailViewController performSelector:@selector(configureView) withObject:nil afterDelay:0];
self.splitViewController.viewControllers=[[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:root,detail, nil];
[root release];
[detail release];
4. 由于那个detail view要动态切换，就需要把这个调整背景布局的代码放到 root的rotation event handler里面去
/*
if( [UIApplication sharedApplication].statusBarOrientation==UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait||[UIApplication sharedApplication].statusBarOrientation==UIInterfaceOrientationPortraitUpsideDown)
{
splitController.splitPosition=320.0f;
splitController.view.backgroundColor=[UIColor colorWithPatternImage:[UIImage imageNamed: @"backgroundS.png"]];
}
else {
splitController.splitPosition=500.0f;
splitController.view.backgroundColor=[UIColor colorWithPatternImage:[UIImage imageNamed: @"backgroundD.jpg"]];
}
*/
好，基本上这样就实现了detail带navigation的mgsplitview的用法了
https://github.com/slatvick/APSplitViewController
Have a look at APSplitViewController.
//read me about MPSPlitView
MGSplitViewController
=====================
MGSplitViewController is a replacement for UISplitViewController, with various useful enhancements.
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Features
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Please note that, since split-views are commonly used for "Master-Detail" interfaces, I call the first sub-view the "master" and the second sub-view the "detail".
- By default, MGSplitViewController mimics the appearance and (complete) behaviour of UISplitViewController, including its delegate API. It accepts two UIViewControllers (or subclasses thereof).
- Allows toggling the _visibility of the master view_ in either interface-orientation; i.e. you can have master-detail or detail-only in either landscape and/or portrait orientations (independently, and/or interactively).
- Allows choosing whether the _split orientation_ is vertical (i.e. left/right, like UISplitViewController), or horizontal (master above, and detail below). You can toggle between modes interactively, with animation.
- Allows choosing whether the master view is _before_ (above, or to left of) the detail view, or _after_ it (below, or to the right).
- Allows you to choose (and change) the _position_ of the split, i.e. the relative sizes of the master and detail views.
- Allows you to enable _dragging_ of the split/divider between the master and detail views, with optional constraining via a delegate method.
- Allows you to choose the _width of the split_ between the master and detail views.
- Preset "_divider styles_": one for non-draggable UISplitViewController-like dividers, and one for draggable, thicker style with a grip-strip.
- Allows you to substitute your own divider-view (an MGSplitDividerView subclass), used to draw the split between the master and detail views.
How to use
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The "MGSplitViewController.h" header file (and the sample project) should be self-explanatory. It's recommended that you use the project as a reference.
Interface Builder support
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At time of writing, MGSplitViewController cannot be quite as elegantly _visually_ configured like UISplitViewController using Interface Builder.
You can, however, (and it is recommended that you do) create an instance of it in a xib, and connect the masterViewController and detailViewController outlets to the required view-controllers.
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The license for the code is included with the project; it's basically a BSD license with attribution.
You're welcome to use it in commercial, closed-source, open source, free or any other kind of software, as long as you credit me appropriately.
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