Okay,
So I managed to figure out how to FLIP between two views.
However, now I am running it an unexpected side-effect.
Originally I was hoping to do the flip in the view that is underneath the navigation bar, and not have it leave the screen. However, that doesn't appear to be case, unless I am just doing it wrong. But I am okay with it flipping the entire screen, if that is the only way it can do it.
The problem I have though, is when I flip BACK to the main screen, the navigation bar is gone.
Am I talking to the wrong view as the container? Or how do I have to go and re-add the NavigationControler (and it's bar).
The NavigationController is defined in the AppDelegate, and this code is in the ViewController for the views.
The line: [[self navigationController] setNavigationBarHidden:YES animated:YES];
I added in an attempt to fix the issue. Originally without the line, when I flipped back, I would get a "white" block on the bottom of the screen, which was the space of the navigation bar (which was at top, and the view slides up on the return). Once I added that line, that at least eliminated the white bar.
So I managed to figure out how to FLIP between two views.
However, now I am running it an unexpected side-effect.
Originally I was hoping to do the flip in the view that is underneath the navigation bar, and not have it leave the screen. However, that doesn't appear to be case, unless I am just doing it wrong. But I am okay with it flipping the entire screen, if that is the only way it can do it.
The problem I have though, is when I flip BACK to the main screen, the navigation bar is gone.
Am I talking to the wrong view as the container? Or how do I have to go and re-add the NavigationControler (and it's bar).
The NavigationController is defined in the AppDelegate, and this code is in the ViewController for the views.
Code:
// Button Actions
- (IBAction)flipAction:(id)sender {
// Get Container View
if ((viewContainer) == FALSE) {
viewContainer = [self navigationController].view;
}
// Setup Flip-Animation
[UIView beginAnimations:nil context:NULL];
[UIView setAnimationDuration:kTransitionDuration];
[UIView setAnimationTransition:([viewMainMenu superview] ? UIViewAnimationTransitionFlipFromLeft : UIViewAnimationTransitionFlipFromRight)
forView:viewContainer cache:YES];
// Execute Flip
if ([viewMainMenu superview])
{
[[self navigationController] setNavigationBarHidden:YES animated:YES];
[viewMainMenu removeFromSuperview];
[viewContainer addSubview:viewSettings];
}
else
{
[viewSettings removeFromSuperview];
[viewContainer addSubview:viewMainMenu];
}
[UIView commitAnimations];
}The line: [[self navigationController] setNavigationBarHidden:YES animated:YES];
I added in an attempt to fix the issue. Originally without the line, when I flipped back, I would get a "white" block on the bottom of the screen, which was the space of the navigation bar (which was at top, and the view slides up on the return). Once I added that line, that at least eliminated the white bar.
