Is it possible to create a custom view XIB and in turn use that in a view controller XIB (and have its visual appearance show up as well)?
Not as far as I am aware. I have been making placeholder container UIView's and programmatically adding the sub view controller's view in viewDidLoad
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I am an ASP.NET WebForms programmer and I'm very new to ASP.NET MVC3. I've got a dropdownlist inside the _Layout view and it needs to be populated on all the pages. I don't want to have to call some code inside every Controller, so I've moved the dropdownlist in a Partial View and put it on the page using #Html.Partial("_DropDownList"). Do I need to create a controller for this View? If so, how can I specify control it needs to use?
You might want to look at #Html.Action and #Html.RenderAction. They allow you to reference a controller action and return the output.
I'm a bit confused with setting the title of navigation item's back button. Usual this is done in the viewDidLoad but in my case the view controller is created without the view being loaded. On startup, I'm restoring the view controller hierarchy and pushing view controllers to the navigation controller and only the top view controller's view is loaded. Since the previous view controller's view isn't loaded, I can't use viewDidLoad to set the back button's title.
The other thing I'm wondering if I restore the hierarchy the right way. I have pretty similar implementation to the Apple's DrillDownSave example.
The view controller is created programmatically, so awakeFromNib shouldn't work either. What is the right place for setting up the back button (and the title)?
I have two problems:
I am trying to connect a form view that is inside the content section of an accordion. I choose my ObjectDataSource, configure it and drop it on the page with the designer. When I switch back to the code view there is no code at all for the ObjectDataSource connection. When I run the page the form view displays no data whatsoever. I even told the accordion that the datasource ID was Object DataSource and it errors out saying that it doesn't exist! Why is this happening?
I need to click a button and dynamically create a new accordion pane with a blank form view that can be filled out and update the database. Theoretically I need to be able to create as many new forms as needed. How can I accomplish this?
i am now displaying some table view in root view and detail view now i want to navigate to next view from detail view when a row get selected in detail view ...
how to create navigation controller in split view and loading the detail view
Thanks in advance..
I want to create a reusable user control which contains a date time picker in asp.net. Need to add this user control in a grid view as column.While clicking the column,date time picker has to be displayed.Which is the suitable method,Creating the component or creating the user control.Also want to know,How to add this component in to the toolbox?
The main difference between a component and a control is that a component has no UI... so clearly it is a control that you want as there must be a user interface portion for a date picker.
As for getting your control into the toolbox, right click it and there is an option to add item(s) which presents a browse dialog allowing you to locate the assembly containing your control.
You can drag and drop UserControls without them being in the tool box. When you're in design mode for an .aspx or .ascx page, you can drag and drop the UserControl from the Solution Explorer (by just selecting the file and dragging it).