How to dismiss own view controller and present another view controller in a button tap?

Question

Let\'s say I have 3 view controller labeled \"A\",\"B\" and \"C\". Right now, \"A\" is the rootViewController of the window and it presents \"B\" modally when a button is ta

Answer 1

It seems that it is not possible to go from B to C without showing A briefly, which looks unprofessional. However, you can put a black subview over top of A until you've animated to C.

In Swift 3:

class A : UIViewController {
    ...
    func showB() {
        // Adding the black view before dismissing B does not work;
        // the view is not displayed.
        let black = UIView()
        black.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
        black.frame = self.view.bounds // assumes A is not zoomed

        let b = B()
        self.present(b, animated:true, completion: {
            self.view.addSubview(black)
        })

        // Note: self.present() will start the animation,
        // then b.imDone will be set.  It is done here for
        // clarity of what happens next, as if it were all
        // one function.
        b.imDone = {
            b.dismiss(animated:false, completion: {
                self.present(C(), animated:true, completion: {
                    black?.removeFromSuperview()
                })
            })
        }
    }
}

class B : UIViewController {
    var imDone : (() -> Void)?
    ...
    func f()
    {
        imDone?()
    }
    ...
}

class C : UIViewController
{
    ...
}

Answer 2

you can do using protocol let say for example as bellow:-

In to your B viewController setting Protocol :

@class Bviewcontroller;

@protocol BviewControllerDelegate <NSObject>
- (void)BviewcontrollerDidTapButton:
(Bviewcontroller *)controller;

@end

@interface Bviewcontroller : UIViewcontroller

@property (nonatomic, weak) id <BviewControllerDelegate> delegate;
- (IBAction)ButtonTap:(id)sender;

@end

in .m class

- (IBAction)ButtonTap:(id)sender
{
    [self.delegate BviewcontrollerDidTapButton:self];
}

Now in to you A_viewController .h class:

#import "Bviewcontroller.h"

@interface A_viewController : UIViewcontroller<BviewControllerDelegate>

.m class

- (void)BviewcontrollerDidTapButton:
(Bviewcontroller *)controller
{
    [self dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:^{


      // here you can create a code for presetn C viewcontroller 

    }];
}

IMPORTANT when you preseting Bviewcontroller from A_viewController do not set delegate with object like

-(void)presentNextViewCon
{
                bViewcontroller *gestureViewCon = [[bViewcontroller alloc]init];
        gestureViewCon.delegate = self;

[self presentViewController:gestureViewCon animated:YES completion:nil];

}

UPDATE

Here it is i create a demo that working like:

SAMPLE CODE LINK http://speedy.sh/2acSC/modelDemo.zip

Answer 3

You can not dismiss B and present C simultaneously.

To perform this task you should follow some tasks.

• On pressing button on 'B' , Dissmiss 'B' without animation and set an global BOOL variable to notify that you want to present 'C'.

• On -(void)viewDidAppear:(BOOL)animated of 'A'

  if (bool){ [self presentViewController:c animated:YES completion:nil]; }

Answer 4

You are taking about a Button lets name it controlButton. Pass that button with B and C with custom init method. That means your UIViewController A is having controllButton reference. Using the method

- (void)addTarget:(id)target action:(SEL)action forControlEvents:(UIControlEvents)controlEvents 

set the trigger block in A and like this

[_controllButton addTarget:self action:@selector(controllButtonTapped:)....];

- (void)controllButtonTapped:(id)sender {

    [self dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:^{

        // present you c here

        [self presentViewController:c animated:YES completion:NULL];
    }];
}

But the best option is to go with “Mediator Design pattern” where a coordinator is coordinating your present and dismiss actions.