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Asked: 2026-06-07T11:30:22+00:00

Here’s what I have : A Storyboard with A UIViewController that contains a UITableView

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Here’s what I have :

A Storyboard with A UIViewController that contains a UITableView. Next to it, I have a UITabBarController that handles 5 other views.

I defined a “generic” segue between the ViewController and the TabBarController, in order to be able to call it after.

Here’s a subview of my storyboard :

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For my UITableView, I’ve created two custom UITableViewCells in separated .xib files.

I don’t really know how to tell my application to performSegueWithIdentifier: when I click on one of the cells, as I can’t really set the segue in IB directly between the cell and the destination view.

Could anyone give me some tips about how to do it properly ?

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  1. Editorial Team

    In your implementation of tableView:didSelectRowAtIndexPath: (or similar method), you can tell the view controller to use the generic segue you created earlier, by calling -[UIViewController performSegueWithIdentifier:sender:]. You can set the identifier on the segue in your storyboard.

    For the sender, you can pass the UITableViewCell instance, or any other object you want to pass. This will get used when the view controller calls your prepareForSegue:sender: method, and is a great way of determining what the user tapped to cause the segue. Then you can prepare the next view controller using this sender/context.

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