Question

I have a custom view controller that has a view on the bottom half.

I would like to add a static UITableView on the top half.

So I dragged a UITableView on the view controller but apparently that is not allowed since static table views only are only embeddable in UIViewControllers.

I went to my code and made my controller extend UITableView but that doesn’t fix the issue.

How do I add my static UITableView as a second view in my custom controller?

EDIT: Perhaps having a table view not taking up the whole screen is not very well supported in iOS storyboards. Maybe I will just use regular tables on a view since i just need 3 static rows.

Answer 1

I solved this issue by making my second view controller a simple UIViewController that implements the delegate and datasource, dragging a dynamic table on it and setting the rows and sections “statically” in code. Now I have my two views correctly cohabiting in a large view.