Incorrect frame size/orientation after switching from UINavigationController to a UISplitViewController?

Maybe this can help you a bit. I have an iPad app with a tab bar with multiple tabs/pages. One of the pages uses a split view controller with the left view also containing a navigation controller.

The rotation aspects seem to be working fine. Here is how I set it up: AppDelegate MyLeftViewController *viewController = MyLeftViewController alloc init; UINavigationController *navController = UINavigationController alloc initWithRootViewController:viewController; viewController release; MyRightViewController *rightView = MyRightViewController alloc init; UISplitViewController *splitViewController = UISplitViewController alloc init; splitViewController. ViewControllers = NSArray arrayWithObjects:navController, rightView, nil; rightView release; navController release; splitViewController.

Delegate = rightView; viewControllersArray addObject:splitViewController; splitViewController release; ...add other view controllers to viewControllersArray... tabBarController. ViewControllers = viewControllersArray; viewControllersArray release; window addSubview:tabBarController.view.

Strange, fixing the size of my detailViewController inside the viewDidLoad method fixed this issue. Self.view. Frame = CGRectMake(321, 0, 703, 699); I have the same exact configuration : a tabBarController as rootController with one splitViewController and several viewControllers.

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