Closed theolof closed 7 years ago
I think I got it...
In ViewController1
I need to use menuController.tabBarController?.navigationItem
to set the navigation title and menuController.tabBarItem
to set the tab bar properties
In ViewController2
I need to use tabBarController?.navigationItem
to set the navigation title and tabBarItem
to set the tab bar properties
Correct?
I'll close this, but it's a lot of work setting the title of the navigation. That's maybe iOS, and not Material? Let me know if there is an easier way. In one ViewController, I need to do this:
let navItem = tabBarController?.navigationItem
navItem?.title = "TITLE"
navigationItem.title = "TITLE"
because the tabBarController isn't always there (multiple ways of reaching the ViewController). And in another ViewController I need to do this:
let navItem = menuController.tabBarController?.navigationItem
navItem?.title = "TITLE"
since the ViewController is wrapped in a MenuController.
So the way I understand setting the title with a UINavigationController
is that you need to always set the value in the latest rootViewController
. In your original setup:
let navigationController = AppNavigationController(rootViewController: bottomNavigationController)
the rootViewController
is the bottomNavigationController
, so the title should be set there. If you don't want to set it there, and want to set it in a deeper nested view controller, you would need to climb the hierarchy to that rootViewController
. Maybe we could simplify this, as it is an iOS thing, and Material subclasses UIKit. If we could think of a design, we can then build it out. Let me know and sorry for the late reply on this issue.
I'm trying to add both a bottom navigation and a top navigation. One of my ViewControllers should have a FABMenu on it, that's why I make it an AppMenuController.
I'm just guessing, and it's not working. When I do it like this, nothing is shown in the top navigation. It is there, but no title is shown. How am I supposed to do this?
Definition of the controllers: