I\'m calling a NSOperation from a Subview of a NavigationController. MyOperation *op = [[MyOperation alloc] target:self action:@selector(didFinishOperation)];
When a new view controller is pushed onto the navigation stack, there is standard support for a back button with the title of the previous view controller. This button \"points\" to the left rather th
In my navigation bar i have two button at left and right position and a segmentetControll view at navigation title.
i am using a pushviewcontroller for navigation and i am getting default back button on the navigation bar..... i am trying to hide that default button and make my navigation bar plain.....anybody know
Basically I have a hierarchy of locations: country, state/prov, city. I want to present an \"Add Location\" modal table using a delegate.
I have a UIViewController — let\'s call it \"FormController\" — which is simply a form that edits an object.I want to use it in 2 different situations:
Using a navigation controller, I am pushing a new view and setting the title of it dynamically: - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
I have a normal UINavigationController with a UIViewController contained in it, when my view controller has a prompt applied to it (via a UINavigationItem.prompt = @\"some prompt\"), the prompt is ani
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I have a problem involving the UINavigationController. I have a application that have three view controllers that I\'m switching between using the navigation controllers push and pop functionality.