How perform an animated custom segue in storyboard w/o NavigationController?

When you create you segue in Storyboard, select "modal" instead of "push" (custom refers to a third type which I don't think you need). Select the segue and use the attributes inspector to give it a name. In my code example I use the name "editTitleBlock".

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In this case, I would make the transition, from a screen to another, animated but I don't have a NavigationController (and I don't want to insert one! ) Is it possible to not use a NavigationController and change views with a custom segue? In alternative, there is the possibility to set an action for a button and execute some rows of code befor performing a segue?

I found this solution : (IBAction)showDetailView:(id)sender { //code ..... self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"ShowDetail" sender:sender; } but it need navigtion controller... thank you to all and sorry for my bad englis! Animation xcode4 ios5 storyboard segue link|improve this question asked Feb 21 at 18:55Luca Rossi31.

When you create you segue in Storyboard, select "modal" instead of "push" (custom refers to a third type which I don't think you need). Select the segue and use the attributes inspector to give it a name. In my code example I use the name "editTitleBlock".

To set properties on the destination view controller (which will be the modal view controller) put a prepareForSegueMethod in your first view controller like this: - (void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender { if (segue identifier isEqualToString:@"editTitleBlock") { segue destinationViewController setTitleFieldString: @""; segue destinationViewController setAltitudeFieldString:currentLocation. LocalizedAltitudeString; segue destinationViewController setLocationFieldString:currentLocation. LocalizedCoordinateString; segue destinationViewController setAuthorString:userName; if (segue identifier isEqualToString:@"cancel") { // do nothing special } } to get back to the first view controller use: self dismissModalViewController animated:YES.

Thank you very much t.j.! it works perfectly! I was banging my head since 2 days over this issue... – Luca Rossi Feb 21 at 23:59 Could you do me a favor an accept the answer. – T.J. Feb 22 at 0:10 sorry, I wasn't practice of the site :) – Luca Rossi Feb 23 at 9:42.

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