Using TTPhotoViewController without the Three20's URL system?

Why not just like this: - Create a ViewController inheriting from TTPhotViewController.

Why not just like this: - Create a ViewController inheriting from TTPhotViewController MGSPhotoViewController *photoViewController = MGSPhotoViewController alloc init; self. NavigationController pushViewController:photoViewController animated:YES; photoViewController release; it works like a charm. One thing you need to consider: If you com back to the previous view controller you'll need to change the tintColor of the NavigationBar because it remains black somehow.

Solved by changing some of the view controllers code. For some reason the show/hide function was always being called with the 'hide' argument. No idea why though.

I know you've already solved this, but in case others run in to this thread: a way to avoid this issue without any custom code is to make sure TTPhotoViewController is the rootViewController of a UINavigationController.

Yes, sorry for the delay. Make a UINavigation controller as follows UINavigationController alloc initWithRootViewController:myTTPhotoViewController – evanflash Aug 18 '10 at 22:34.

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