is is possible to pop a view off the navigation stack and then push another straight onto it? I'm trying to implement a flat hierarchy for this section and would like to have a segmented controlle...

My setup is simple, and my issue is not very different from this one. However to better explain it I have posted it here: NavController -> VC1 -> VC2 VC1 is root view controller of NavCont...

I've upgraded the Xcode to 11, and I found some issues on iOS13 Simulators/real devices of our iOS app with shouldPop() method from UINavigationBarDelegate protocol: This protocol has 4 methods, 3...

I am using VIPER architecture in iOS swift. I have 2 viewcontrollers, let's say A and B. At first I'm going from A to B, performing some tasks and coming back from B to A. With MVC or MVVM, we can ...

Due to a weird request which I tried to turn down but it didn't work, I had to override the navigationBar's back Button. I have made a custom UINavigationController subclass and hacked the - (BOO...

I am using navigation based application. I push First ViewController to Second ViewController and from Second ViewController to Third ViewController. Now I want to pop from Third ViewController to ...

Let's say that I have 2 UIViewControllers on a stack within a UINavigationController. In the "parent" we call "[self.navigationController pushViewController:childViewController animated:YES];" upon...

I need to do some cleanup on 2nd view controller when the back button (arrow) is pressed on the Apple Watch. Is there any sort of method for detecting/handling when a back button is pressed / view ...

Background: App has a shake to go home feature. Home view Only supports portrait. If you shake a bit harder than usual, the view that you are on starts to rotate (which is fine) , but then it dete...

I am sure this is in the Apple documentation or must have been answered somewhere on this forum, since it seems so basic, but I could not find it nor a particularly elegant solution myself. What ...

I have two UIViewControllers, "A" and "B", where "A" overrides the shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation to return YES for UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait, and "B" returns YES for all orientations....

I have an iPhone application that I am currently converting to a universal binary to work with the iPad. I have successfully implemented everything I need in terms of layout so that full landscape ...