When using TTNavigator we should create all our view controllers using TTNavigator. And for that we should map all our view controller to url schemes.
When using TTNavigator we should create all our view controllers using TTNavigator. And for that we should map all our view controller to url schemes. When TTNavigator is called for the first time in an app (in your case through the TTStyledLabel) it creates a base navigation controller.
You don't see a back button since you are in a whole new navigation controller. Therefore you should map your Twitter feed view controller to a url and ask TTNavigator to open that URL in your app delegate. Something like this in your app delegate should work for you.
TTNavigator* navigator = TTNavigator navigator; navigator. PersistenceMode = TTNavigatorPersistenceModeNone; self. Window makeKeyAndVisible; TTURLMap* map = navigator.
URLMap; map from:@"*" toViewController:TTWebController class; map from:@"app://feed" toViewController:TwitterFeedViewController class; if (!TTNavigator navigator restoreViewControllers) { TTURLAction* urlAction = TTURLAction actionWithURLPath:@"app://feed"; TTNavigator navigator openURLAction:urlAction; }.
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