I like your approach and try to implement it within my app. I face the problem that I have 2 Storyboards, the first.storyboard do some login-action and switches then to the second.storyboard, where your sidebar controller should be available.
Adding your code into the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: leads to wired errors as the first.storyboard has no sidebar view controller, as this is first in the second.storyboard available.
Do you have a hint how I could solve this issue? In my opinion I should active your code, if the user enters the second.storyboard but I do not have a glue how I could do that...
Hi Jay,
I like your approach and try to implement it within my app. I face the problem that I have 2 Storyboards, the first.storyboard do some login-action and switches then to the second.storyboard, where your sidebar controller should be available.
Adding your code into the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: leads to wired errors as the first.storyboard has no sidebar view controller, as this is first in the second.storyboard available.
Do you have a hint how I could solve this issue? In my opinion I should active your code, if the user enters the second.storyboard but I do not have a glue how I could do that...
cheers -- jerik