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    <p>There must be a simple solution to this, but after 4 hours of browsing StackExchange, I'm giving up and trying to get this answered here:</p> <p>Situation: iOS 5, Xcode 4.2.1, using Storyboards</p> <p>Setup:</p> <ul> <li>Root Navigation Controller = UITabBarController with 5 items</li> <li>Each tab links to a UITableViewController (via segues), which works perfectly, automatically</li> <li>I have classes for each view controller and the navigation controller (UITabBarController)</li> <li>I click on a tab, say "Program", and it shows me a list of items (in the linked UITableViewController), say one of these items is "Sessions"</li> <li>I click on "Sessions", didSelectRowAtIndexPath gets called just fine.</li> <li>I want to perform a segue now (which I have connected from that UITableViewController, not the cell, to the new UITableViewController and given it an identifier.</li> <li><p>I call: <code>[self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"programToSessions" sender:self];</code></p></li> <li><p>prepareForSegue gets called, but nothing afterwards. No error, no warning. The new UITableViewController doesn't show up.</p></li> <li>Note: It DOES show up, however, if I switch the segue to a "modal" - but it discards/hides the original tab bar at the bottom then (not intended...)</li> </ul> <p>So far, my problem seemed to have a likely solution. The navigation controller. I figured, if I setup a navigation controller reference in the AppDelegate, initiated/set it once the actual root navigation controller is loaded (in viewDidLoad), i.e. basically used something along the lines of: <code>app.navController = self.navigationController</code> in the viewDidLoad - this could work! Right? So, I changed the segue action to: <code>[app.navController performSegueWithIdentifier:@"programToSessions" sender:self];</code></p> <p>Yet, nothing changes, it does not show up. </p> <p>Any ideas?</p> <p><strong>Solved:</strong></p> <p>There were a few issues here. Major issue was the fact that I missed putting a "Navigation Controller" between the UITabBarController and the UITableViewController. This can be done by adding a new "Navigation Controller" to the storyboard, then drag from UITabBarController (the rootViewController) to this new controller and set a RELATIONSHIP. Next, drag a RELATIONSHIP to the UITableViewController. So, as outlined by the correct answer it should look like: UITabBarController --> (relationship) --> UINavigationController --> (relationship) --> UITableViewController</p> <p>In order to load new UITableViewControllers on top of the last UITableViewController, a simple segue and calling it through code will suffice. The final tree will look like:</p> <p>UITabBarController --> (relationship) --> UINavigationController --> (relationship) --> UITableViewController --> (segue) --> UITableViewController</p> <p>Give the segue an identifier. In code, use this:</p> <pre><code> - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath { [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"loadMyDetailView" sender:self]; } </code></pre>
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