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I've searched for the answer to this but I am unable to find one (or unable to understand the answers as I'm new to iOS)

I have a project created with storyboards. I would like to add a particular view from a completely different project (that only uses code) to my project and be able to alter it with the interface builder.

Is this possible?

Specifically, I am trying to add a tapku calendar to my project. Maybe there is a workaround if the above is not an option.

jscs
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  • U cant alter or view the UI design with code in IB – CoolMonster Jan 07 '14 at 07:14
  • So, I suppose another question is, if I add the view to my project, how can I push from a storyboard view to the code-only view without affecting the rest of the story board? I've tried adding a view via storyboards and setting its file owner to the code-only view but this does not work. – user3168083 Jan 07 '14 at 17:10
  • if u want to design a separate view better use xib file instead of story board. it always easy to maintain a view and its file-owner. – CoolMonster Jan 08 '14 at 04:07

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Looking in the example Tapku, specifically the section on the monthly calendar, as you can see, you have to create a class that inherits from TKCalendarMonthTableViewController. Copy the example. To add it to your storyboard, add a UIViewController, and you assign the class you just created. This you can show UIViewController within another UIViewController by ConainerView, which I think is what you want

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