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probably very stupid:
my iPhone app has two views: Login and and one where the user can do stuff. When starting the login view is shown. If login button is clicked I remove the current view from the main window’s subviews and add the new one instead.
Am I doing this correct? I read so much stuff today about “how to develop” that I am unsure about such a simple thing as exchanging views now.
René
Getting wiser and therefore I answer myself: the solution really is to remove the view by using [revomveFromSuperView] (or whatever it is called in ObjC – I use MonoTouch) and then add the new view.