I\'m working on a new app where there is a \"main\" UIViewController with some UIButtons and once the user clicks on the buttons, the application is navigating to another UIViewController.
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I have a tab bar controller, one tab screen contains a web view, loading a request say google.com, when it is loading(ie before the didload delegate method call of webview), if I switch to another tab
I am a relative novice who is teaching himself Objective-C on Xcode to develop some simple iPhone game apps. I have done some reading on this but fear I\'m missing something basic and obvious.
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