Turns out to be a combination of setting view. Dden = YES in the callback and calling the animation code from the parent's viewWillApear Once I moved the animation code call into parent's viewDidApear instead, things started behaving as expected.
Turns out to be a combination of setting view. Dden = YES in the callback and calling the animation code from the parent's viewWillApear. Once I moved the animation code call into parent's viewDidApear instead, things started behaving as expected.
If you aren't then you should set removedOnCompletion = NO animationOpacity. RemovedOnCompletion = NO.
Code behaves the same with removedOncompletion YES or NO. I am adding the animation again, exactly the same code is run, including the addAnimation:... – user199092 Sep 13 '10 at 5:16.
Hidden = YES in the callback and calling the animation code from the parent's viewWillApear. Once I moved the animation code call into parent's viewDidApear instead, things started behaving as expected.
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