we didn’t use a tab as the master since it was not always a tab (it had tabs + a segmented control) so it was a bit custom on the master. you’d have to install the XDC app from the MAS and see it for yourself to know what I’m talking about
But when we clicked one of our “fake tabs” we just created the view & assigned it like
dim details as new PadEmptyCalendar
self.ParentSplitView.Detail = details
and off we went
(thats literally the 2 relevant lines of code from the XDC app)
But that custom view as the master seems to be important here in accessing the detail portion of the split view