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    <p>The short answer is that iOS isn't well suited for that, but you might be able to do so. It depends.</p> <p>The question is how is that view's controller represented in the view controller hierarchy. The standard options are <code>pushViewController</code> (a push segue) or <code>presentViewController</code> (a modal segue). You might be able to do a custom segue that takes advantage of view controller containment (see <a href="https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2011/?id=102" rel="nofollow">WWDC 2011 session 102</a>), but I'd be surprised if that would be something you'd want to pursue. Usually when you hear people talking about the frustration of creating new views is a result of their wanting to return to some main view, but neglecting to <code>popToRootViewController</code> and instead having a segue back to that root scene.</p> <p>A wholly theoretical (and probably impractical) answer that might come up is to use a singleton and do some slight of hand to transition views, but after watching WWDC 2011 session 102 on view controller containment in which they belabor the importance of keeping one's view hierarchy synchronized with the view controller hierarchy, so I don't think that makes sense.</p> <p>I might be able to make a more meaningful suggestion if I understood your desired user interface. For 99% of apps, they are geared around pushing/popping views, presenting/dismissing modal views, or using some container (e.g. a tab bar container or some custom container) for jumping between sibling views. What is your user interface flow?</p>
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    1. COThanks! See this screenshot: http://cl.ly/2M0h2s2D0r1N1y403z3w -- I basically have a custom side tabbar, and all my views are displayed thru a custom UIView (the big gray block in the center)
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    2. COThen I take it back. This looks like a perfect view controller containment exercise. I don't know if it helps, but I posted an example of a container view controller (this used a segmented control to jump between the child view controllers, but I think you'll see the obvious parallels between that and what you're trying to do. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11171404/objective-c-flip-between-views-with-one-viewcontroller-or-more/11183442#11183442
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