Add views to a storyboard programatically?

If you are looking for a place to setup your scrollview that is in a Storyboard use awakeFromNib .

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I'm going to explain my situation 1st so that the question is clear. I'm using a scrollview with images in it right now. Those images right now link to different views in a storyboard.

Instead what I'd like to do is have that image open up a new UIScrollview w/ views displayed. These views are already in the storyboard of course without nibs. So I'm essentially trying to display UIViews in a UIScrollView.. except I cant' initialize with nib (at least to my knowledge).

Ios ipad uistoryboard link|improve this question asked Dec 28 '11 at 20:48DJPlayer73139 72% accept rate.

– nessup Dec 28 '11 at 22:36 yes.. this is somewhat similar to the way Itunes works in a way. This works at this point.. but what I'm trying to do is get mini UIViews inside that scrollview. Clicking on those mini UIViews would cause them to enlarge, allowing you to view the contents.

– DJPlayer Dec 29 '11 at 12:35.

If you are looking for a place to setup your scrollview that is in a Storyboard use awakeFromNib.

I've looked at that method a little. It seems very similar to many methods. It sounds like I'm stuck making all my views programmaticly vs. being able to create them in the Interface builder and load them up.

– DJPlayer Dec 29 '11 at 13:01.

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