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Asked: 2026-06-11T11:15:55+00:00

I am working on a universal application.I am using self.window.rootViewController = self.SecondViewController to load

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I am working on a universal application.I am using

self.window.rootViewController = self.SecondViewController

to load viewcontroller class in the AppDelegate method.
This line of code is working fine for ios versions 4 and later but when i run it on my ios 3.1.3 it crashes.

So I replaced that code with [self.window addSubview:[SecondViewController view]] and it works fine but initially the view moves up(As in the screen shot) when we load the app for the first time.

So kindly help me overcome this issue
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  1. Editorial Team

    The rootViewController property was introduced with iOS 4.0, that is the reason for the crash in iOS 3.1.3.

    If you use [self.window addSubview:[SecondViewController view]] then it can happen that the view controllers view is not adjusted for the status bar. See Offset on UIWindow addSubview for a good explanation.

    The solution is to assign the view’s frame, in your case

    self.SecondViewController.view.frame = [UIScreen mainScreen].applicationFrame;

    before adding it as subview.

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