Felix,
DialogViewController ctor has an optional parameter "pushing", if you pass
true then the back button will show.
In my case i subclass DialogViewController, so i've got this - notice the
third param in the base() call
public ExhibitorsScreen () : base (UITableViewStyle.Plain, null, true)
{
EnableSearch = true; // requires ExhibitorElement to implement Matches()
}
If you are creating a DialogViewController in-line with a RootElement, *
pushing* is second arg.
HTH
cd
On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Felix Collins <fe...@intranel.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I've got a couple of UITableViewController based views that I push onto a
> UINavigationController just like the multiscreen tutorial example. That all
> works fine. I'm trying out Monotouch.Dialog so I created a
> DialogViewController based view and pushed that onto the
> UINavigationController. It shows up okay but no back button is shown. This
> seems to be a common enough problem in iOS judging by google results.
> Mostly the problem is that the previous view did not have Title set, mine
> does. I've also tried explicitly calling
> NavigationItem.**SetHidesBackButton(false,true)
> in my DialogViewController based view.
>
> I'm running out of ideas. Has anyone run into this?
>
> Regards,
> Felix
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