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uitabbarcontroller - set up an action with a tab bar item - iphone

I don't no if this is possible, but this there a way to treat a tab bar item click like a regular button click(action)? Here's the reason: I have a tab bar in my application, and for most of the tab bar items, I don't change the screen upon a touch, but I do change the data displayed in the view. It seems that it would be going a bit overboard to use a TabBarAppDelegate for this...is there a better way?

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The most straightforward way is the UITabBarDelegate. Sorry. Implement your class and inherit the protocol by adding <UITabBarDelegate> after your class definition e.g.:

@interface MyViewController : UIViewController<UITabBarDelegate>

and then define the method tabBar:didSelectItem: in that class e.g.

- (void)tabBar:(UITabBar *)tabBar didSelectItem:(UITabBarItem *)item {
    // Do Stuff!
    // if(item.title == @"First") {...}
}

Then set the delegate on your tabbar like so: myTabBar.delegate = myClassInstance. The tabBar:didSelectItem: method can be anywhere including your view controller and is where you will get the event that the button was clicked. More info here:

http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/UIKit/Reference/UITabBarDelegate_Protocol/Reference/Reference.html


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