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in PrimaryViewController.h I have an <code>IBOutlet</code> attached to the table I added in the .xib file <pre><code>IBOutlet UITableView *table; </code></pre> in PrimaryViewController.m I construct a new tableController from my TableDataController class and attach it to the table <pre><code>tableController = [[TableDataController alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewStylePlain]; //Attach the table controller as datasource and delegate to the table [table setDelegate:tableController]; [table setDataSource:tableController]; </code></pre> Now all data in the table is coming from tableController. Since PrimaryViewController is the class being pushed to the stack of the navigationController and not the TableDataController class; using: <pre><code>[self.navigationController pushViewController:newViewController]; </code></pre> in tableController results in nothing as tableController has no navigationController. It is PrimaryViewController who can use the navigationController. What I want to be able to do is to use the function <code>didSelectRowAtIndexPath:</code> in TableDataController to push a new view controller onto the stack of the PrimaryViewController. Please note: I cannot <code>#import "ParimaryViewController.h"</code> into my TableDataController.h so I can send its (PrimaryViewController) object -- they will then be cross-importing each other, creating a semantic error. PrimaryViewController is a regular class that extends UIViewController class with a .xib nothing special. TableDataController is a regular class that extends UITableViewController class with no .xib file.
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