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typical model view controller behavior would suggest that you dismiss the modal view controller from the calling view controller rather than from self. not a hard and fast rule, but good practice. to accomplish this, create a protocol: <pre><code> @protocol MyModalViewControllerDelegate - (void)modalViewControllerDidFinish; @end </code></pre> and make both the parentViewController and FirstModalViewController be implemntors of this protocol. <pre><code> @interface FirstModalViewController <MyModalViewControllerDelegate> </code></pre> then in both FirstModalViewController.h and SecondModalViewController.h, add: <pre><code> @property id<MyModalViewControllerDelegate> modalViewControllerDelegate </code></pre> in both parentViewController and FirstModalViewController, right before calling presentModalViewController:... , set the following: <pre><code> modalViewControllerAboutToAppear.modalViewControllerDelegate = self; [self presentModalViewController:modalViewControllerAboutToAppear animated:YES]; </code></pre> next, in the SecondModalViewController, in the code where you determine that the item needs to be dismissed, call <pre><code> [self.modalViewControllerDelegate modalViewControllerDidFinish]; </code></pre> now, in FirstModalViewController, implement the following: <pre><code> - (void)modalViewControllerDidFinish:(MyModalViewController*)controller { [self dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES] [self.modalViewControllerDelegate modalViewControllerDidFinish]; } </code></pre> and finally, in the parent view controller, you should be able to perform: <pre><code> - (void)modalViewControllerDidFinish:(MyModalViewController*)controller { [self dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES] } </code></pre>
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