I've successfully added printing capabilities to an iPad application that makes use of the UIPrintInteractionController
class. Things work well, and a standard document is printed.
There are a couple BOOL
properties that can be defined for a print job in my application, however. (Turning on certain features, adding additional layout schemes, etc.)
How can these options be presented/modified by the user using the UIPrintInteractionController
? The perfect solution would be to add a couple switch table view cells to the UITableView
that is presented in that controller, but this doesn't seem to be allowed by the API.
Edit: This is the view I'm referring to:
It looks like the best bet (so far) is to assign a delegate
to the UIPrintInteractionController
, and have that delegate implement the method:
- (UIViewController *)printInteractionControllerParentViewController:(UIPrintInteractionController *)printInteractionController
If the delegate returns an instance of a UINavigationController
, then instead of being presented modally, it can be pushed from a UITableViewController
subclass that provides a list of options.
From the UIPrintInteractionControllerDelegate
class reference:
UIKit can push the returned view controller onto the stack if its parent is a navigation controller or present it modally if it isn’t.