You probably should not use UINavigationController then. You can make your own subclass of UIViewController that shows other view controllers or views through transitions you control. A modal view controller can be made to slide in from the bottom for example.
Thanks for your answer, but it is too much work to make everything behave like a Navigation Controller, without actually using this class... – Markus Nov 7 '10 at 10:39.
I use a UINavigationController for scrolling some contents in my App. At one point I don't want the controller to fade in the new table from the side, I want it to fade in from bottom. How can I do this?
If that is not possible, Im looking for a way to remove the child element of the UINavigationController without the standard fade out to the left, which gets executed by pressing the back arrow on the UINavigationController.
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