That explains it. 'Push' is specific to navigation controllers. The following is taken from the Glossary section of the iOS documentation.
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I'm trying to implement a segue from one a table view controller to another using storyboard. I created a push segue from the source tableview cell to my destination table view controller in storyboard, and gave it an identifier. When I touch a cell in the source tableview, prepareForSegue is called, but the segue never occurs.
However, if I change it to a modal segue it works. Any ideas how I can debug this to find out why it is failing? There's nothing in the debug log... debugging uitableview ios5 storyboard segue link|improve this question asked 2 days agodeltanine435 80% accept rate.
– Phillip Mills 2 days ago The source TableViewController is hosted by a TabViewController. I don't have a navigation controller though. – deltanine yesterday.
That explains it. 'Push' is specific to navigation controllers. The following is taken from the Glossary section of the iOS documentation: "push segue A segue whose transition effect pushes the new view controller onto a navigation stack of a navigation controller.
Thanks for helping out an iOS novice, Phillip. – deltanine yesterday.
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