Question

I have this Swipe extension method:

View.Swipe(UISwipeGestureRecognizerDirection.Right).Event += (s, r) =>
        View.RemoveFromSuperview();

The View.RemoveFromSuperview() makes the screen go blank. I’m trying to go back to the previous view, what is the command/method I need to call for that?

I pushed the current view with:

AppDelegate.Current.NavController.PushViewController(new SingleIssueController(Item), true);

Answer 1

Use PopViewController, if this is happening in the “SingleIssueController”, pass the “AppDelegate.Current.NavController” as a parameter, like this:

var nav = AppDelegate.Current.NavController;
nav.PushViewController (new SingleIssueController (Item, nav));

Then in your SingleIssueController you can attach to the event and pop like this:

View.Swipe (....).Event += (s,r) => nav.PopViewControllerAnimated (true);