Update: I got it to work, but the process was odd. I changed the 'show' segue from View2 to Main View to be modal, then I was able to make the segue from View1 to Main View with no problem. I changed the other segue back to 'show' and now both are working. I wonder if the problem was a naming conflict? Both views have a button called "back to main menu", so they would both make a segue of the same name. Well, at least there's a way around this one, whatever the root problem is. > On Oct 5, 2015, at 23:01, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello list, > I was setting up the very basics of an iOS app, just a simple interface with > some segues. I ran into something odd, though. > > Main View holds two buttons, each set to segue to a different view--View1 or > View2. That's two segues, with no problems. View2 has a button set to segue > back to Main View, again with no trouble. When I try to make View1's button > segue back to Main View, I can't do it. I select Main View in the outline, > but when I try to route the mouse to the 'show' segue in the inspector, the > mouse won't go. I've come to learn that this generally isn't the fault of > VoiceOver or Xcode, but is actually an indicator that what I'm trying to do > is illegal. > > I see one segue already, but I can't make a new one. How, then, do I make two > views segue back to the same view? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I'm > on 10.11, Xcode7.1 beta 2, and am obviously using VoiceOver for all this. > > -- > Have a great day, > Alex Hall > [email protected] >
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