Question

I’m using a push segue to go from a View Controller into an Animation Controller. I have a push segue in my storyboard file, and this is the code I’m using in my prepareForSegue method:

if([[segue identifier] isEqualToString:@"Push To Table Segue"]){
     NSLog(@"Push to table segue called");

    ReccyTableViewController *loginViewController = (ReccyTableViewController *)segue.destinationViewController;

    [self presentViewController:loginViewController animated:YES completion:nil];
}

This is the code that calls the next segue:

- (void)goToNextView {
      [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"Push To Table Segue" sender:self]
}

The segue works, but the new window flies up from the bottom, rather than being pushed. How can I make it pushed in?

Answer 1

Well, in prepare for segue, you should only “prepare”, and not performing the animation.

Moreover, you are not using your segue animation here, but the animation from presentViewController, which I think is a modal animation by default. You have literally nothing to do to perform your segue, except calling performSegueWithIdentifier if you want to do it programmatically, or clicking the button/cell/whatever you linked in your storyboard.

EDIT : According to this post, you can use a push Segue only inside a navigationController. If it is not the case, you could either insert them and hide the navigationbar, or create a custom Segue.