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iOS

Trevor Gerzen
Trevor Gerzen
2,749 Points

Storyboard changes aren't reflected in simulator

I downloaded the project files and when I opened them up in Xcode it asked if I wanted to update the project for iOS 7. I said yes and now the UI is out of whack.

I tried re-aligning things so it looked right but my changes in Storyboard aren't being reflected in the simulator.

I tried cleaning, cleaning build folder, removing the app from the simulator, restarting the simulator, restarting Xcode.

Screenshots: iOS Simulator screenshot

3 Answers

try to move down the cell in the .storyboard after that put it on it's place back.

Troy Fine
Troy Fine
7,592 Points

Hello Trevor, unfortunately there are a few UI issues when transitioning from iOS 6 to iOS 7. You will have to move things manually as Ivan Akulov has suggested. To help you further there is a guide on the Apple Developer website that might help explain some of the transitions that are taking place. This won't solve all your problems but will be quite informative.

https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/TransitionGuide/index.html

Also other students have noticed that some methods described in the videos have been deprecated with the introduction of iOS 7 or iOS 7.1. I believe the instructor has already been notified and has already updated the notes sections for those particular videos. So pay extra attention to any notes left behind by the instructor because they are new notes that are iOS 7 related.

Trevor Gerzen
Trevor Gerzen
2,749 Points

Thanks for the responses. I hadn't noticed this problem before because I had originally started with a project I had created from scratch and was following along. So the whole time I was working with iOS 7, but this time I had downloaded the project file. I tried moving around the cell in prototype cells and also resizing it. I'm just going to start from scratch again. Doesn't help to have a little repetition ;)