Getting a reference to the UIPopover that pops up in the context of a UISplitViewController in iPad Landscape?

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This is a follow up question to Dismissing a UIpopover regarding how to dismiss a popover. I have a similar situation but its a UIPopover in the context of a Master Detail iPad application. I basically create TWO Navigation Controllers (this is off a recommendation from CS193P), one for the Master and one for the Detail.

In my AppDelegate, I have the following to set up my UISplitViewController #pragma - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions { // Creating the EpisodesViewController (used on both iPhone and iPad) EpisodesViewController *navControllerRootController = EpisodesViewController alloc init; UINavigationController *masterNav = UINavigationController allocinitWithRootViewController:navControllerRootController; navControllerRootController release; masterNav. Title=@"Episodes"; if (self iPad) { EpisodeDetailViewController *detailViewController = EpisodeDetailViewController allocinit; UINavigationController *detailNav = UINavigationController allocinitWithRootViewController:detailViewController; detailNav.navigationBar. TintColor = UIColor blackColor; self.

SplitviewController = UISplitViewController alloc init; self. SplitviewController. Delegate=detailViewController; self.

SplitviewController. ViewControllers = NSArray arrayWithObjects:masterNav,detailNav,nil; window setRootViewController:self. SplitviewController; detailViewController release; detailNav release; }else { window setRootViewController:masterNav; } masterNav release; self.

Window makeKeyAndVisible; return YES; } So. The question is... how do I get a reference to the UIPopover that appears when I click the "Episodes" button. What I'd like to do is implement the solution from that other thread, but I don't have a reference (that I know of) to my popover so I can dismiss it.

Edit made the way that I created the detailNav the same as the way I created masterNav to avoid clouding the main issue. Ipad ios4 uisplitviewcontroller uipopovercontroller uipopover link|improve this question edited May 18 '11 at 20:33 asked May 18 '11 at 20:23JMattos164.

Okay, I've for it figured out. – JMattos May 18 '11 at 20:55.

Okay, I've got it. I used a combination of the notification approach described here Dismissing a UIpopover .. I post th notification from the - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath in my Master view and I have an instance variable pointing to the UIPopover as described here UISplitViewController in portrait: how to hide master popover programatically? Which I use to actually dismiss the popover.

Works like a charm. :-).

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