I need to write an app that runs on iPad & iPhone.
The code for all the viewcontrollers and views functionality will be identical.
However, the iPad needs to use the ui container ViewController to display 6 UIViewControllers at once.
Obviously this is impossible on the iPhone so I’m resorting to a UIPageViewController on IPhone.
My question is this: given that the UIViewControllers for the 6 “screens’ are identical, is there a way to do this with adaptive layout and storyboards, or do I need to have two storyboards and duplicate all the UIViewController code for iPad and iPhone?
@adamrush Can you please help with this when you get a chance? Thank you - much appreciated! :]
Hello annemarie1185,
Sorry for the delay in responding :]
In complex situations like this, I would probably do most of this in the Storyboard and then in code swap out the UIPageViewController dependant on the size class. You could still re-use ViewControllers for both iPad & iPhone but in code swap the Paging vs. Container.
I hope this helps,
Adam
Great tutorial. I’m on Xcode 11.1 on Mojave. I tried to control-drag from the image view to the controller’s view (I did this in the document outline) and the context popup doesn’t have and Equal Heights option. I ended up dragging to Safe Area and was able to edit the constraint manually. Is this an Xcode 11 change or was I not dragging correctly?
@adamrush Do you have any feedback about this? Thank you - much appreciated! :]
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