To view1 I added a sub view (view2). And now I am in view2, Now I wanted to move back to view1. I am using [self.view removefromsuperview] but it is not working.
To view1 I added a sub view (view2). And now I am in view2,
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To view1 I added a sub view (view2). And now I am in view2, Now I wanted to move back to view1. I am using [self.view removefromsuperview] but it is not working.
You aren’t supposed to organise your application as views that you add on top of one another. A more typical way of organising your application is to split the different screens into different view controllers and use a
UINavigationControllerto navigate between them.If you just lump all your code together into a single view controller and manually add and remove views, you’re going to get into a mess very quickly. I strongly recommend reading View Controller Programming Guide for iOS.