uistoryboardsegue

I encountered a problem while testing my app. You can see how I have setup my views in the following image: The thing is that everything works fine. I user my test user to login, and the following code executes the loginSegue, self.performSegueWithIdentifier("loginSegue", sender: self) which is a modal segue that links my login "View Controller" with the "Home Tab Bar View Controller". I get redirected to the "Initial Feed View Controller". Everything works great. But when I go to my "Settings View Controller", and click on the Logout button, which has the following code (IBAction): @IBAction

I have a Tab Bar Controller which is the Initial View Controller, which also has a PFLoginViewController that pups up if a user isn't logged in. The Login/Signup flow works fine. The two tabs are 1. a UICollectionView which I will refer to as IntroVC from now on 2. a UITableView which I will refer to as FeedVC When a user clicks a photo in IntroVC , a Show segue is triggered (via prepareForSegue ) that shows a 3rd screen ( UIView ) which is technically not a tab. I will refer to this as the SelectVC from now on. NOTE: All of these screens are also Embed(ded) In a Navigation Controller. The

Xcode 4.6.1 iOS 6 using storyboards My problem is this I have a UITableView with dynamic prototype cells on a UIView in a UIViewController (that is itself embedded in a navigation controller) and I want to segue from one specific cell to another view (Before anyone suggests I should just be using a UITableViewController , I do have other things on the UIView, so i'm set up this way for a reason.) Now i'm not sure how to go about creating the segue If I drag from the prototype UITableViewCell to create a segue , all the generated cells automatically call the the segue - when i need only one to

I would like to segue a destination scene through a button present in source scene. I also would like to have a control of the transition animation between the viewcontroller (I want to animate the 2 views from right to left). Is it possible to do so through the replace segue? I try both the replace segue and the push segue but the segue is not happening any suggestion how i should proceed there? Thanks! I found out that the replace segue and push segue were misleading because the replace seems to be available for a master detail controller and the push segue for a navigation controller only.

Is it possible to do a fade in and fade out transition between View Controllers in Storyboard. Or without transition. If it's possible, what's the code for it? If presenting a modal view controller, you can specify a modalTransitionStyle of UIModalTransitionStyleCrossDissolve . If doing this with a segue in your storyboard, select the attributes inspector for the segue, and specify the transition style there: If presenting the view controller programmatically, you can define your modal segue between the view controllers in your storyboard with a "Transition" of "Cross Dissolve" and then have

Assume we have three view controllers: 1, 2, and 3. Using the storyboard, it's pretty simple to unwind from view controller 3 to view controller 1 using an unwind segue. However, when unwinding, view controller 2 is briefly visible before view controller 1 is displayed. Is there any way to get from 3 to 1 without displaying 2 again? View Controller 1: - (void)viewDidAppear:(BOOL)animated { [super viewDidAppear:animated]; NSLog(@"one did appear"); } - (IBAction)goToTwo:(id)sender { NSLog(@"#### segue to two"); [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"TwoSegue" sender:self]; } - (IBAction)unwindToOne:

Using iOS 5 storyboards, on a button I am performing a segue, what I want is to do validation on my textfield and if validation is failed I have to stop segue and throw an alert. Whats the way to do it? If your deployment target is iOS 6.0 or later You can simply implement the shouldPerformSegueWithIdentifier:sender: method on your source view controller. Make this method return YES if you want to perform the segue, or NO if you don't. If your deployment target is earlier than iOS 6.0 You will need to change the way your segue is connected in the storyboard and write a little more code. First,