I ended up using the iOS5 UIKit appearance proxy: UINavigationBar appearance setBackgroundImage:UIImage imageNamed:@"header" forBarMetrics:UIBarMetricsDefault No subclassing, or categories needed.
I ended up using the iOS5 UIKit appearance proxy: UINavigationBar appearance setBackgroundImage:UIImage imageNamed:@"header" forBarMetrics:UIBarMetricsDefault; No subclassing, or categories needed.
Edit for future readers, the answer below does not work anymore on iOS 5. You can't just set it to the existing instance, because UINavigationController has a readonly property for navigationBar. And I don't think subclassing a UINavigationController is what you want.
I recon the best way to do this is to create a category that extends a UINavigationBar, as discussed here.
I originally had it as a category which worked fine, but iOS5 breaks this functionality, and it is now bad practice to use categories to over-ride actual methods. So I decided to subclass it. It works when I set the navigation bar in IB, but I also need to set it programatically... – Sheehan Alam Oct 23 at 22:45 I was not aware of that.
What about option no. 3 in this answer? Stackoverflow.Com/questions/1869331/… – Wolfert Oct 23 at 22:50 Just posted an answer, I used iOS5 UIKit appearance proxy – Sheehan Alam Oct 24 at 2:28.
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