Reputation: 2767
There are times when my application needs to present a modal view immediately after start-up. I have a method on my main view controller showEntryView that presents the modal view successfully in response to a button press. I also call showEntryView when my main view controller receives viewDidLoad, but in this case the view does not appear.
Intuition suggests that I am trying to present the modal view too early--that I should present it sometime after receiving viewDidLoad. But when?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 800
Reputation: 15934
My intuition tells me that your modal view should probably be displaying itself in -viewDidAppear
on your main view controller. However, without further code, that's all I've got.
-viewDidLoad
probably happens long before -applicationDidFinishLaunching
-- particularly if it's defined as the Main Nib file in your plist -- and the application probably isn't in a very sane state at that point. Allow your main view controller to appear, then present your modal...that means -viewDidAppear
(or -viewWillAppear
).
Upvotes: 2