Controlling a nested UITabController
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy). When I change the selectedIndex of the one lower in the hierarchy it also change the other one. I've tried many things (see below) and nothing seems to work. Any idea how I can control one and not the other.
// Controls both
self.tabBarController!.selectedIndex = curTab
// Doesn't do anything
(self.storyboard?.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "SecondTabBar") as! UITabBarController).selectedIndex = curTab
// Where stb is via classes to the storyboard of UITabController also doesn't work
stb.selectedIndex = curTab
swift hierarchy uitabcontroller
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy). When I change the selectedIndex of the one lower in the hierarchy it also change the other one. I've tried many things (see below) and nothing seems to work. Any idea how I can control one and not the other.
// Controls both
self.tabBarController!.selectedIndex = curTab
// Doesn't do anything
(self.storyboard?.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "SecondTabBar") as! UITabBarController).selectedIndex = curTab
// Where stb is via classes to the storyboard of UITabController also doesn't work
stb.selectedIndex = curTab
swift hierarchy uitabcontroller
asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
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I believe what you are suggesting breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Tab Bar Design.
– RLoniello
Nov 10 at 6:02
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy). When I change the selectedIndex of the one lower in the hierarchy it also change the other one. I've tried many things (see below) and nothing seems to work. Any idea how I can control one and not the other.
// Controls both
self.tabBarController!.selectedIndex = curTab
// Doesn't do anything
(self.storyboard?.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "SecondTabBar") as! UITabBarController).selectedIndex = curTab
// Where stb is via classes to the storyboard of UITabController also doesn't work
stb.selectedIndex = curTab
swift hierarchy uitabcontroller
asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
411210
I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy). When I change the selectedIndex of the one lower in the hierarchy it also change the other one. I've tried many things (see below) and nothing seems to work. Any idea how I can control one and not the other.
// Controls both
self.tabBarController!.selectedIndex = curTab
// Doesn't do anything
(self.storyboard?.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "SecondTabBar") as! UITabBarController).selectedIndex = curTab
// Where stb is via classes to the storyboard of UITabController also doesn't work
stb.selectedIndex = curTab
swift hierarchy uitabcontroller
swift hierarchy uitabcontroller
asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
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asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
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edited Nov 10 at 5:41
asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
411210
asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
411210
asked Nov 10 at 5:31
Anters Bear
411210
411210
1
I believe what you are suggesting breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Tab Bar Design.
– RLoniello
Nov 10 at 6:02
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I believe what you are suggesting breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Tab Bar Design.
– RLoniello
Nov 10 at 6:02
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I believe what you are suggesting breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Tab Bar Design.
– RLoniello
Nov 10 at 6:02
I believe what you are suggesting breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Tab Bar Design.
– RLoniello
Nov 10 at 6:02
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy).
Containing a tab bar controller inside another tab bar controller is not a supported configuration.
answered Nov 10 at 5:56
Caleb
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Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
– Anters Bear
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy).
Containing a tab bar controller inside another tab bar controller is not a supported configuration.
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Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy).
Containing a tab bar controller inside another tab bar controller is not a supported configuration.
answered Nov 10 at 5:56
Caleb
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Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
– Anters Bear
Nov 10 at 6:02
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy).
Containing a tab bar controller inside another tab bar controller is not a supported configuration.
answered Nov 10 at 5:56
Caleb
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I have two UITabControllers. One is controllable from UIViewControllers that are nested within the scope of the first UITabController (lower in the hierarchy).
Containing a tab bar controller inside another tab bar controller is not a supported configuration.
answered Nov 10 at 5:56
Caleb
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answered Nov 10 at 5:56
Caleb
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answered Nov 10 at 5:56
Caleb
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answered Nov 10 at 5:56
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Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
– Anters Bear
Nov 10 at 6:02
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Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
– Anters Bear
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Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
– Anters Bear
Nov 10 at 6:02
Oh thank you! Good to know, was losing my mind there... Will change how it works.
– Anters Bear
Nov 10 at 6:02
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I believe what you are suggesting breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Tab Bar Design.
– RLoniello
Nov 10 at 6:02