Iki, That's what I do, and from what I understand is current best practise.
Regards, James On 03/11/2012, at 4:37 AM, Iki <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > i have my main application screen with 3 buttons, one of which is settings, > after its pressed, new DialogViewController is presented. > I would like to use modal presentation, so instead of using > > this.NavigationController.PushViewController(_pnl2000Settings,true); > > i am currently using > > this.NavigationController.PresentViewController(_pnl2000Settings,true,null); > > But with this in mind, after my settings view is loaded, there is no > navigation bar, which i need. So i tried to add it manually from within > DialogViewController, but i can't find a way for Root element to be displayed > bellow navigation bar, currently its displayed over navigation bar. > > So after searching a net, one of the solution is to create new > UINavigationController, add my DialogViewController to it, and then push my > newly created UINavigationController. > > _pnl2000Settings = new pnl2000Settings(); > ncSettings = new UINavigationController(_pnl2000Settings); > this.NavigationController.PresentViewController(ncSettings,true,null); > > This will do the trick, but is this good approach? > > > Thanks! > > > > > > >
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