How to perform a segue?

Edit: Make sure your root view controller is embedded in a navigation controller. If it isn't, select your view controller in the storyboard designer and choose Editor->Embed In->Navigation Controller in the menu.

Edit: Make sure your root view controller is embedded in a navigation controller. If it isn't, select your view controller in the storyboard designer and choose Editor->Embed In->Navigation Controller in the menu. Original: Double-check the Identifier (storyboard-code) and try setting sender to self.

If that doesn't work you can create a Segue object yourself in code.

Ok I tried setting sender to self but didn't work. How can I create the Segue object? (or refer to the Segue I created in Storyboard?) – chizzle Oct 21 '11 at 7:12 do I need to add navigation bar/controller or is there some protocol I need to conform to in order to use Segue?

– chizzle Oct 21 '11 at 7:13 2 did you embed your root view controller in a navigation controller?.. this is required for a "push"-segue to work.. – Martin Ullrich Oct 21 '11 at 7:25 Thanks a bunch, that did the trick! Is there a way to hide the navigation bar in the root ViewController?(I need more screen space) – chizzle Oct 21 '11 at 7:48 1 Set self. NavigationController.

NavigationBar in your viewWillAppear: method – Martin Ullrich Oct 21 '11 at 7:50.

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