Matt,
Step #7 was delete what's there.
Perhaps I was not clear. In the Storyboard, I delete it.
Step #8 I add a UIViewController.
Sorry if that caused confusion
1) Launch XCode
2) Create a new project
3) Select Single View Application
4) Give a Project Name
5) Select Device iPhone
6) Click on
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 09:19:23 -0600, gary.gard...@brokensoftware.com said:
>10) Drag a Navigation Controller to the storyboard window
>11) Click on the root view controller view
Yes, but the problem is that the default root view controller (11) that you get
when drag a navigation controller into
My steps are:
1) Launch XCode
2) Create a new project
3) Select Single View Application
4) Give a Project Name
5) Select Device iPhone
6) Click on MainStoryboard.storyboard
7) Delete what's there so that it's blank
8) Add New file Objective-C class subclass UIViewController
9) Uncheck iPad and unc
I must not be doing what you are. I don't see a problem.
On 10 Mar 2013, at 5:48 PM, gary.gard...@brokensoftware.com wrote:
> I am using XCode 4.6 and created a project.
>
> I am using a Single View Application type of project
I selected iPhone only. I checked the Use Storyboards box in the new
I am using XCode 4.6 and created a project.
I am using a Single View Application type of project and I drag a
Navigation Controller to the StoryBoard.
I added a DetailViewController of type UIViewController.
I then click on the Root View Controller, look at the Identity Inspector
and under Custo
