I have a View “A”, which loads a subview “B” which loads a subview “C”
Why does the ViewDidAppear event fire for “A” but not for “B” or “C”
ViewDidLoad does fire for A,B,C
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I have a View “A”, which loads a subview “B” which loads a subview “C”
Why does the ViewDidAppear event fire for “A” but not for “B” or “C”
ViewDidLoad does fire for A,B,C
The events like view[will,did][Appear,Disappear] do not get fired since they are handled by the viewController superclass, not the nib loader (which calls viewDidLoad when each of your other views are loaded from a nib). You have to forward on these events by calling viewDidAppear yourself in any subviews (and really you meant subviews that are each managed by a view controller, right?) from the master viewDidAppear method, same thing for any of the other view controller methods you want fired in the subviews.