I was not able to get it working even when I read all of your answers. I’m presenting ready code that will work for everyone. Let’s say we have a controller class named Controller. You can simply paste the following code to this controller to have the menu working on its view: – (void)loadView { … Read more
The technique you linked to still seems to work. I implemented a UIWebView subclass with these methods, and only the A and B items appeared. + (void)initialize { UIMenuItem *itemA = [[UIMenuItem alloc] initWithTitle:@”A” action:@selector(a:)]; UIMenuItem *itemB = [[UIMenuItem alloc] initWithTitle:@”B” action:@selector(b:)]; [[UIMenuController sharedMenuController] setMenuItems:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:itemA, itemB, nil]]; [itemA release]; [itemB release]; } – (BOOL)canPerformAction:(SEL)action … Read more
As far as I understand there are two main problems: 1) you expect tableView canPerformAction: to support custom selectors while the documentation says it supports only two of UIResponderStandardEditActions (copy and/or paste); 2) there’s no need for the part || action == @selector(test:) as you are adding the custom menu options by initializing menuItems property. … Read more