iphone - Using multiple ModalViewController -

The same question about the same thread ... I try to get everyone from different positions and forums

<> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes]; // Work OK / View Controller View View Controller [Self Current Model View Controller: See Controller B Animated: Yes]; // The job is okay / dismiss the two controllers and see the current view

I tried.

1. Revoke viewControllerA before presenting ViewControllerB // which is going to directly see
2. ViewControllerA view is not going to deny Controller B / // DismissViewController should reject all the stacks .. but it is not working for me so I tried it
3. Controller in both view view of the controller // Still this view shows the Constellor A

OMG ... it's confusing ..

your The code is unclear (you may refer to two different things when they self ). I'm assuming what you want to do (effectively):

  [viewController presentModalViewController: viewControllerA animated: yes]; // time passes ... [viewControllerA presentModalViewController: viewControllerB animated: yes]; // time passes ... do something to dismiss both controllers ...  

You may have luck with something like this:

  [viewControllerAMarDialViewControllerDelete: no]; [Disconnect ViewController ModulealViewController: NO];  

I'm not sure what you mean by "in" or "inside"; It does not matter which category you are in? But usually, a visual controller is responsible for their children. Typically, parents set themselves up as a child's representative when the child is "done", it sends a message to the parent; UIKit's prepackaged view controller (UIImagePickerController / MFMailComposeViewController / MFMessageComposeViewController) follows this method because parents are responsible for dismissing the child.