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• Monotouch.dialog and story board apps?

  - by Robin Diederen

  I'm trying to use mt.d; I've "drawn" an app using the storyboard feature of Xcode. My app consists of a tabbar which displays one of three viewcontrollers. Two out of three are simple viewcontrollers (single screens) and one is a splitviewcontroller. The splitview is tricky; using the stock xcode components I've drawn a master / table and a detail view. The table works as expected, but now I want to use mt.d to fill the detailview (later I need it to depend on the selection of the master, but not for now). I've subclassed the splitviewcontroller; in the viewdidload event I've created a mt.d dialogviewcontroller. Now I'm trying to push the dialogviewcontroller to the detailview, using the splitviewcontroller.viewcontrollers array. Doesn't seem to work; when running the app it still some an empty screen for the detail view (as drawn in xcode). Any clues for doing what I want? Thanx!

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• Why cannot change Monotouch.Dialog.TableView.Background color

  - by BlueSky

  Why cannot change MonoTouch.Dialog.TableView.Background color ? I am using the Elements API of MonoTouch.Dialog. It's still gray! class MyDialogViewController : DialogViewController { public MyDialogViewController (RootElement root) : base (root) { } public override void LoadView () { base.LoadView (); TableView.BackgroundColor = UIColor.Clear; UIImage background = UIImage.FromFile ("Mybackground.png"); ParentViewController.View.BackgroundColor = UIColor.FromPatternImage (background); } } public partial class MyVC: UINavigationController { public void CreateTestUI() { var menu = new RootElement("MyMenu"){ new Section ("test"){ new StringElement("Test", delegate() { }), ... var dv = new MyDialogViewController (menu) { Autorotate = true }; // add the nav controller to the window this.PushViewController (dv, true); } }

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