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I have two tabs in the application.
From tab 2 on a particular view i want to switch to Root View of the 1st tab.
how do i do this?
In this case simply self.tabBarController.selectedIndex = 0; wont work as it does not shows root view it shows the view to which user has navigated to before leaving that tab.
I wish to directly switch to first view of the tab 1
I’m guessing that tab1 is a UINavigationController. You will need to popToRootViewController on the first tab
Depending on how your application is configured, you might create a method on your appdelegate or somewhere in your view hierarchy that hosts both the UITabBarController and the UINavigationController.
If you always want to display the first view of a particular tab when the user returns to it, call the popToRootView from a viewDidDissapear method somewhere. There are lots of ways to do it, but think about the user experience if you do it automatically.