You most likely have UINavigationControllers at the root of your Tabs, so what you will want to do is access the ViewController displayed by the UINavigationController.
You most likely have UINavigationControllers at the root of your Tabs, so what you will want to do is access the ViewController displayed by the UINavigationController. Try changing the code to the following: for (UIViewController *v in self.tabBar. ViewControllers) { UIViewController *vc = v; if (v isKindOfClass:UINavigationController class) { vc = v visibleViewController; } if (vc isKindOfClass:MyViewController class) { MyViewController *myViewController = vc; vc doSomething; } }.
How to do that in app delegate class – Ali Mar 28 at 11:15.
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