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I’m having a store locator (tableview) and a map view. Basically I want to easily go back and forth these two without having to worry about memory. The tableview downloads a chunk of data and parses them into the tableview.
Is there a way I can not load the table view’s data again? Something like a modal view controller, but pushing it on instead of presenting it. I don’t wish to store the data into NSUserDefaults and checking if that exists because the data is rather large.
If you don’t explicitly tell a table view to reload the data, it won’t.
Either you have some code that explicitly reloads your data, or the map view eats a lot of memory, which triggers a cleanup of your table view controller, essentially removing and later rebuilding your table view.