UITabBarController is always used as 'root controller'. Maybe you can try to use a root controller to contain a tableview. And it's not a common method to add a tabbar as a subview to a tableview.
– Sheehan Alam Jun 4 '10 at 3:12 RootController is something like views container used to organize other views. Mostly iphone app use NavigationController and TabBarController to organize other views, that's very convenient. For using a tabbar controller, you can easily drag a 'UITabBarController' into your Mainwindow.
Xib via Interface Builder, check that controller, you can find many interesting settings and easy to find where to 'insert' your UITableViewController into that UITabBarControlle. I suggest you the book 'Begin iPhone development' written by Dave Mark and Jeff LaMarche. A great book.
– Elliot Chen Jun 4 '10 at 6:52.
I have a UITabBarController in my MainWindow.xib. Each tab contains a UINavigationController which has a UITableViewController. When I press a button in the UITableViewController I want to push a view controller onto the navigation stack in horizontal orientation.
But the pushed view controller does not appear in horizontal orientation (in the XIB it is defined as landscape). How can I push it in horizontal orientation?
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