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I'm trying to find any coding example of a scrolling PopUpController, like the one you would see on ITunes when using an IPad device. Ex. you you choice a movie from the menu, you are presented with a new scroll view that scrolls through different information about the movie. It's a nice look and I'm considering working it into a project I'm working on.

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That looks like a standard modal view controller. Here is a an example on changing the animation from the standard slide up from bottom:

Change modal view controller animation

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  • I can already control animation. It's the actual scrolling of the pages w/in what looks to be a popupover. It may not be a popovercontroller. When the popupover appears the main screen darkens. The active window is now has a scrolling ability to display information on the content chosen. – DJPlayer Dec 28 '11 at 14:44
  • A UIPopoverController is generally not centered on the screen while a modal UIViewController is centered. Is the element you're requested centered? – bbarnhart Dec 28 '11 at 14:51
  • I think you just need a UIViewController whose view is a UIScrollView instead of a UIView. Then you can scroll the content like in iTunes. – bbarnhart Dec 28 '11 at 14:53
  • Actually the more I look into this, it's probably not a popupcontroller (although my current popupcontroller is pops to specific x,y coords). Possible What I need is a defined ScrollView that merely shows paged information in the scrollview. The use of the storyboard is what makes this nasty. – DJPlayer Dec 28 '11 at 14:55
  • I believe you're correct in your last assessment.. this is essentially where I'm at now. I think my problem comes into loading these new view in a storyboard. Am I then forced to programmatically create all the information in each view? – DJPlayer Dec 28 '11 at 15:03
  • Unfortunately, I have not used the storyboards. This might help you switch out the standard UIView for a UIScrollView in a UIViewController: http://redartisan.com/2010/5/23/scrolling-with-uiscrollview – bbarnhart Dec 28 '11 at 15:12