I'm trying to initiate the "back to last screen" function. David@BT referenced this 2 years ago (outdated): [[self.rootApp.rootTabBarController selectedViewController] popToRootViewController:YES]; I dug around BT_viewUtilities.m and found: [self.theViewController respondsToSelector:@selector(goBack)]; But no luck yet. Anyone know the correct reference? Thanks guys, David https://www.buzztouchmods.com/market

Try something like this: [self.navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];

Hmm no luck. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ekgrgio1jcpykn6/error01.png David https://www.buzztouchmods.com/market

where are you trying to call this? Can I see the full method?

Check your email sent you two files! Thanks again. David https://www.buzztouchmods.com/market

@Chris got it done for me, want to post the solution here but it was a bit custom done with my project so it's not a easy awnser. If anyone is reading this and needs the answer email me and I can send you some project files to look at. Thanks! David https://www.buzztouchmods.com/market

Did the solution involve handleTapToLoadScreen?

Nope - it used the method I mentioned above. Just a little more complicated bc he was doing it in a class method, but not hard.

Ah yes, because he needed to pop off the stack. God help those who read my remark out of context! :-) -- Niraj

Lol

Buzztouch has it's own go to last screen method. [self navLeftTap]; as long as the class is a subclass of BT_viewController all will be good [someClass navLeftTap]; now I know some will say hey that does the same thing and it does. BUT this method is also linked to the audio player, so it knows if background audio should continue playing or not.

Thanks. I'd love to see this trick. I've not exploited that built in BT method yet. I usually do it more formally as well with XIB's: // Initialize MyViewController object MyViewController *controller = [[MyViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"MyViewController" bundle:[NSBundle mainBundle]]; // Pushes MyViewController object on the navigation stack [self.navigationController pushViewController:controller animated:YES]; That allows me to call whatever VC I want. Usually works great but sometimes you loose the BT navigation. Maybe that navLeftTap is something I should look closer at.

navLeftTap is going in reverse ATrain. You should explore the handleTapToLoad method, and what it means to create a BT_item with code. (It's not hard). Just make your new viewControllers subclasses of the BT_viewController rather than a UIViewController. I know that's three kinda big things I just gave you to learn, but if you get a handle on them, you'll be amazed at what you can do.

[self navLeftTap] does not work. Console log displays "nested pop animation can result in corrupted navigation bar" I also tried [self.navigationController popToViewControllerAnimated:YES] That had the same error message. Perhaps it is the distinction in using the Class, as in David's situation? -- Niraj

Hey! Today the [self navLeftTap] works! Go figure! Warning to those who are still reading ... viewWillDissapear will get invoked with that [self navLeftTap] -- Niraj