You could try using the navigation controller to pop back. This will probably produce the effect you are after.
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I am creating a project with Xcode 4.2 and using it's storyboard. In one of the views I have a button that a user will tap and it will perform some calculations. If the calculations are correct I need to display the view that they just came from.
I am currently using a Navigation Controller. When the app starts it loads View 1. When I choose an option it loads View 2.
If I click the 'back' button in the toolbar it loads View 1 with left animation. In my IBAction method for the View 2 calculation I have the following snippet. Self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"BackToView1" sender:sender; But the problem is it loads View 1 using the left animation when I need it to load the right.
Would that be a custom segue? Am I missing something? Edit I just noticed something as well.
When View 1 loads from my IBAction it appears it is initializing the AppDelegate again, whereas the 'back' button does not. I need to not initialize the AppDelegate since I am loading a data object at the start of the app. Calling init again kills my object.
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You could try using the navigation controller to pop back. This will probably produce the effect you are after. Self.
NavigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES.
Sweet. That did the trick. I assumed I had to use the segue with IOS 5.
You know what happens when you assume :) Thanks – Joshua Nov 8 '11 at 14:35.
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