so i recently decided to join iOS development,mainly because i love to extend my knowledge across multiply platforms, and as i already know java and wrote an android app, iOS was the next step.
So my question would be this:
In a table i use a custom tablesource to react to a click on a row with a new view being loaded. Now in that view,i want to add a back button to return to the previous view.
PointF locationOne = new PointF (5, 5);
PointF locationTwo = new PointF (5, 100);
SizeF size = new SizeF (120, 40);
RectangleF tView = new RectangleF (locationOne, size);
RectangleF tView2 = new RectangleF (locationTwo, size);
UILabel l1 = new UILabel(){Text = "LOOL",Frame=tView};
UIButton backbutton = new UIButton(){
Frame=tView2
};
backbutton.Frame = tView2;
backbutton.TitleLabel.Text = "Zurueck";
backbutton.Hidden = false;
UIView previousview = viewController.View;
backbutton.TouchDown += (sender, e) => {
viewController.View = previousview;
};
UIView v = new UIView();
v.AddSubview(l1);
v.AddSubview (backbutton);
viewController.View = v;
this would be my code right now. the label is being displayed, the button isn’t. is there something i’m missing?
Thanks already 🙂
The
UIViewvhas no frame. You need to set it to the frame of the parent controller (maybev.Frame = viewController.View.Frame;). Then, swap out the view ofviewcontroller.Edit:
The initialization of UIButton is not right. Here’s how to create a regular button: