Great tutorial, I totally understand it now. However, you went a little quick through it, so I had to rewind a couple of times…

Robin Kanters
the Netherlands

I decided to play with this app a little and add a fourth item (a search page). The UI loads properly, and selecting the tab bar icon shows the page, but if I type something in the search field, I can never get the keyboard to go away (and it covers the tabview so I’m stuck there)

What have I missed?

Thanks in advance.

This is nice tute but i was wondering if u could have provided some more function of tab bar like displayinh images on tab bar items…

BTW, what’s the recorder you used? Thanks again

Thanks again!

Thank you very much for all your Tutorials. This one was awesome. Screencasts really speed up the process of getting new information.

Thanks again and keep up the good work!

Thanks for the tips regarding the tab bar exceptions.

I had been working on a project (from a different tutorial) and after renaming some items the app was crashing on the third tab. I thought I updated all the places – but you helped me find the one I missed. Thanks!

RM

Select the view in ThirdView
in the attributes inspector in simulated metrics enter:
status bar: gray
Top bar: none
Bottom bar: Tab bar

These tutorials put me on the fast learner track. Great stuff!!

My question: When loading the second view created by apple, there is a place holder for the tab bar. This place holder does not show up in the ThirdView that is created during the tutorial – how come? Can I make it appear in ThirdView as well?

Thanks,

Ole

I am working on an iphone application in which i want to load diffrent views on tap of diffrent tab.On my first view i have a table loaded through databas.I want when user tap on another tab table present in second view got loaded .But when i set datasource and delegate of second view table to its file owner and run the application.when user tap the second tab application gives error “Error due to uncaugh exception”.Can someone help me how to use table in tabbar application in diffrent view.

Thanks
Tarun sharma

Just a quick question … should I have multiple ViewControllers (one for each tab, each view with his own view controller) or is it recommended to have just one view controller (like your firstviewcontroller in the sample app) for all the views in all the tabs

I’m working on same thing, but not having any luck getting the website to show up.

Is there any event handler to know if a tab is selected (clicked)?

Thanks!

How can I switch to different tab views without clicking on the tab items below? Example I am in the first view (first tab), then when I click a button, I must change the next view (second tab). How?

Thanks in advance.

-angie

I’m writing an app that has an initial login screen, then should switch to a screen with a tab bar, but am unsure about the right way going about doing that.

I can get it to display the webpage on the MainWindow and the tabs navigate to the other views but the other views contain only simple text labels from IB. How/where do i create the other 3 webviews and how/where would they be called??

BTW – like everyone else here… WOW.. these tutorials have helped me with learning to code for the iPhone even more than Mountain Dew+coffee…. thanks!!

That’s correct. The Views for each tab only need one view controller. You will connect all of the IBActions and IBoutlets to this controller.

You are right, I should have named it something like MulitviewController but I just kept it as FirstViewController as that was the default.

Thanks for watching…

Buttons were working on the first view, but not the second or third, but I couldn’t find anything different between them.

I finally did…

When I opened MainWindow.xib, and selected Tab Bar Controller, I could see the 3 controllers for the 3 views. The first one had a type of FirstViewController, but the other two had a type of UIViewController.

This makes sense… the controllers for the 2nd and 3rd tabs were generic tab controllers… so couldn’t response to buttonPressed messages because that method is defined in FirstViewController.

And, I think it answers a questions that has been nagging at me… although I have created a single class called FirstViewController (which I should rename MultiViewController or something like that)… each view gets a different instance of that class… and that’s what is shown under the TabBarContoller. Right?