How to use ViewDeck or ECSlidingViewController with ProMotion ? about promotion HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @arkan! I haven't used those libraries directly, but @macfanatic used one that is similar:

https://github.com/macfanatic/promotion_slide_menu

He's using PKRevealController.

Example of the API:

# Show the menu
App.delegate.slide_menu.show_menu

# Equivalent to
App.delegate.slide_menu.showViewController App.delegate.slide_menu.menu_controller, animated: true, completion: ->(c) { true }

# Hide the menu
App.delegate.slide_menu.hide_menu

# Equivalent to
App.delegate.slide_menu.showViewController App.delegate.slide_menu.content_controller, animated: true, completion: ->(c) { true }

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Hi @jamonholmgren,

Thanks for your answer.

I'll check it out ! :-)

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I found it extremely easy to integrate https://github.com/gloubibou/HHTabListController

I liked it better than the alternatives because it auto-creates a tableview in the "hidden" views based on the titles of your view controllers. I'm planning on submitting a pull request that lets you set images for the tables as well.

My app selectively uses ProMotion, so my appdelegate doesn't inherit from ProMotion. Here's how I did it:

1. Put source in /your_project/vendor/HHTabListController/
2. Add this to your rakefile: app.vendor_project('vendor/HHTabListController', :static, :cflags => '-fobjc-arc')
3. in your def application(application, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:launch_options):

    #Build the app view controller stack
    titles = %w(Checkout Themes Settings Reports Credits)
    viewControllers = []

    titles.each do |controller|
      # Assumes your UIViewcontroller subclasses are named: "[Title]Screen"
      vc = NSClassFromString(controller + "Screen").new 

      nc = UINavigationController.alloc.initWithRootViewController(vc)
      viewControllers << nc
    end

    @viewController = HHTabListController.alloc.initWithViewControllers(viewControllers, andBackgroundImage:ThemeUtils.themeBackgroundImage)
    @window.rootViewController = @viewController

Good luck with your implementation... whichever method you choose!

Here's what mine looks like after all that:

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@markrickert Thanks for your answer. :-)

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You're very welcome. Good luck!

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