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I’ve set up a storyboard with a UITabBarController object and I’d like to add two tabs to that, but both tabs are going to be exactly the same except for the data they will display. Obviously, I could drag in two new view controllers and connect them up and just maintain the views separately, but I don’t want to do this at all.
Does anyone know the most efficient way of doing this?
I’ve done this by using a regular UIViewController with a tab bar at the bottom, rather than using a UITabBarController. You just have to use the UITabBar delegate method, tabBar:didSelectItem:, to detect the tab clicks, and then do whatever you need to do to switch what data is displayed in the single view.