I want to do some saving stuff when the user hits the back button on a navigation controller. Is this only possible by implementing
- (void)navigationController:(UINavigationController *)navigationController willShowViewController:(UIViewController *)viewC开发者_Go百科ontroller animated:(BOOL)animated
{
int index = [[self.navigationController.viewControllers] indexOfObject:[self.navigationController.visibleViewController]];
if(viewController == [[self.navigationController.viewControllers] objectAtIndex:index-1])
//saving code here
so the delegate gets called when it's about to show the previous view controller. Is there a more elegant way of knowing when the view controller will be popped?
and I can't use viewWillDisappear because there's a button that displays a UIImagePickerController, and I don't want the saving to be done then. Any thoughts?
Or
- (BOOL)navigationBar:(UINavigationBar *)navigationBar shouldPopItem:(UINavigationItem *)item
{
//insert your back button handling logic here
// let the pop happen
return YES;
}
You normally do things like that in the "viewWillDisappear:
" method of a view controller.
Yes it also will activate if you are going forward, but you can flag that to let the method know if you meant to launch something else - and it's probably a good idea to save no matter what at that point anyway...
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