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I’m trying to change the text of the back button from within Interface Builder, but when I select the Navigation Bar and go into the Attributes Inspector and set the Back Button text to “Close” it still shows up with the title of the previous view.
How do I get this to work?
The back button will always show the previous UIViewController title or backBarButtonItem defined.
So if you have “view1” and move to “view2” you need to set the backButton in “view1” so it’s displayed correctly while “view2” is presented.
(In other word “view1” is responsible to provide what should be displayed in a back button that point to it)
In this way if “view1” is follow by any views all those will have the correct back button.