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I’ve created an iOS app for iPhone and it’s been released and working. I’m now revisiting it to support native iPad format. I’ve changed the project type to universal and added a new iPad storyboard, plus a Objective-C class (.h, .m) to go with it but I can’t seem to link the class and the storyboard.
For instance I can’t Ctrl – Drag items into new class from storyboard to use them at objects. How to do you about adding new storyboard’s and the classes to go with them to a iOS app?
You won’t be able to create outlets or actions by control-dragging unless you’ve set the view controller object in your storyboard to have the same class as the new view controller class you have created (in the identity inspector).
Also, I don’t know your specific requirements but it is often better to use the same view controller class for both iPad and iPhone and just branch where you need it.