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How do I implement a swipe for the 7th and 8th tool bar item so they display?

GeorgePotter
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SpokaneDude
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  • It sounds like you want a scrolling toolbar so to speak, am I understanding correctly? – Chris Wagner Feb 15 '11 at 17:14
  • Yes... the problem with what I currently have (UITabBarController) is that I lose track of which tab the user tapped. (I have more than 5, therefore have that "more" button which takes me to a hierarchy which is not necessary. If I could figure out a way to "swipe" the tab bar, I'd be a happy camper! – SpokaneDude Feb 15 '11 at 17:17

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You can place your items on a UIScrollView with a contentSize wider than the toolbar. Probably want to make it the width of all 8 buttons, plus space between.

Alternatively, Three20 has something similar.

WrightsCS
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  • You should revise your question if you in fact are referring to a `UITabBar`. By default, the UITabBar will add a **More** button that displays tabs if there are more than 5. – WrightsCS Feb 15 '11 at 17:21
  • I know that... that's NOT what I want... it creates a hierarchy which is unnecessary. I think your idea of a UIScrollView might work as a last resort... :D – SpokaneDude Feb 15 '11 at 17:24