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QUESTION
I am having this issue where I am using a UISplitViewController MainSplitVC
, and I am unable to present the master view controller over the detail view controller. Basically, when testing this on an iPad, I want the master and detail VC to be visible side by side, but on an iPhone (portrait mode), I want only the master VC. Currently, this works on iPad, but on an iPhone in portrait mode, Swift is showing the detail view controller first, and I have to click the back button in the navigation bar to return to the master view controller.
I have tried every possible approach that I could think of. For instance, I created a class for the Split View Controller, MainSplitVC
, where I subclass UISplitViewController
and UISplitViewControllerDelegate
. Then, in viewDidLoad()
, I set the preferred display mode to oneBesideSecondary
(since allVisible
was replaced by that according to Xcode). I also include the function collapseSecondary()
to always collapse back to the master view controller.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 07:15Returning .primary should solve your issue.
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Generated Image
I have multiple Graphs (say 14 max) which are generated using Javascript(SAP/Open-UI-5) at client side I have converted these graphs into bytes array below is the code for the same
JavaScript code
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-07 at 06:40I have followed the code that you have described (Thank you as it helps me analyzing the problem I was facing and I have followed the similar approach ), after doing the below changes in java code I made the image exactly as that of the original image
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