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One Xcode iOS Template inside another
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Does choosing any template while creating Xcode (Single View Application, Master Detail Application, Page Based Application, Tabbed Application) project means I can not change the application UI later?
Can I have Master Detail View + Page Based view inside a Single view Application?
Im new to iOS So please bear with me. Thanks.
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Does choosing any template while creating Xcode (Single View Application, Master Detail Application, Page Based Application, Tabbed Application) project means I can not change the application UI later?
Can I have Master Detail View + Page Based view inside a Single view Application?
Im new to iOS So please bear with me. Thanks.
ios xcode
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Does choosing any template while creating Xcode (Single View Application, Master Detail Application, Page Based Application, Tabbed Application) project means I can not change the application UI later?
Can I have Master Detail View + Page Based view inside a Single view Application?
Im new to iOS So please bear with me. Thanks.
ios xcode
Does choosing any template while creating Xcode (Single View Application, Master Detail Application, Page Based Application, Tabbed Application) project means I can not change the application UI later?
Can I have Master Detail View + Page Based view inside a Single view Application?
Im new to iOS So please bear with me. Thanks.
ios xcode
ios xcode
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You can make whatever changes you want. The original template you choose simply gives you an initial app with a storyboard setup with the minimum needed. The single view just gives you a single view controller. The master detail gives you a split view controller setup with a master view controller and a table view in a navigation controller for the detail view controller.
With that starting point you can add, edit, or completely replace that setup to meet your needs.
Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
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You can make whatever changes you want. The original template you choose simply gives you an initial app with a storyboard setup with the minimum needed. The single view just gives you a single view controller. The master detail gives you a split view controller setup with a master view controller and a table view in a navigation controller for the detail view controller.
With that starting point you can add, edit, or completely replace that setup to meet your needs.
Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
– rmaddy
Mar 28 at 12:57
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You can make whatever changes you want. The original template you choose simply gives you an initial app with a storyboard setup with the minimum needed. The single view just gives you a single view controller. The master detail gives you a split view controller setup with a master view controller and a table view in a navigation controller for the detail view controller.
With that starting point you can add, edit, or completely replace that setup to meet your needs.
Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
– rmaddy
Mar 28 at 12:57
add a comment |
You can make whatever changes you want. The original template you choose simply gives you an initial app with a storyboard setup with the minimum needed. The single view just gives you a single view controller. The master detail gives you a split view controller setup with a master view controller and a table view in a navigation controller for the detail view controller.
With that starting point you can add, edit, or completely replace that setup to meet your needs.
You can make whatever changes you want. The original template you choose simply gives you an initial app with a storyboard setup with the minimum needed. The single view just gives you a single view controller. The master detail gives you a split view controller setup with a master view controller and a table view in a navigation controller for the detail view controller.
With that starting point you can add, edit, or completely replace that setup to meet your needs.
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Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
– rmaddy
Mar 28 at 12:57
add a comment |
Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
– rmaddy
Mar 28 at 12:57
Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
Can I have a 2 master detail view controller inside a single view controller?
– Hank Moody
Mar 28 at 7:11
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
– rmaddy
Mar 28 at 12:57
You can create just about any UI you want but you won’t get such a setup initially from any of the templates.
– rmaddy
Mar 28 at 12:57
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