Three20 & TabBarController?

Ok I've resolved, I used the -init method of each view controller.. like usually... but what I need to change was.

Ok I've resolved, I used the -init method of each view controller.. like usually... but what I need to change was : self setTabURLs:NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"tt://crush/1", @"tt://crushes/2", nil; And in the map : map from:@"tt://crush/(init)" toViewController:MakeCrushViewController class; map from:@"tt://crushes/(init)" toViewController:MyCrushesViewController class; for me right now it looks pretty weird.. but ok is working, don't ask me why you need to set 1 and 2 before the links.. if I set 1 on each it crashes...

You have to add the number 1 or 2 at the end of the url because in you delegate you have a map to @"tt://crush/(init)". If you change that map to @"tt://crush/" it should work without parameters. – yeforriak Feb 23 at 17:44.

This guy had an answer to this question in this blog post.1 Basically, within your tab view controller, just access the your view controllers like you would without three20. In your tab view controller implimentation file -(void)viewDidLoad{ super viewDidLoad; NSArray *tabs = self viewControllers; UIViewController *home = tabs objectAtIndex:0; home.tabBarItem. Image = UIImage imageNamed:@"redo.

Png"; UIViewController *activities = tabs objectAtIndex:1; activities.tabBarItem. Image = UIImage imageNamed:@"restart. Png"; UIViewController *map = tabs objectAtIndex:2; map.tabBarItem.

Image = UIImage imageNamed:@"lock. Png"; }.

Yes, but it is better if you try to do it on an init method. Then all the icons on the tabBar are loaded on init not when viewDidLoad are called – david Apr 18 at 9:45.

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