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mrugen munshi
mrugen munshi

Reputation: 3607

viewDidUnload ,viewWillDisappear not called in tabBarContoller

I am making a view based application in which the first controller is viewcontroller there is login screen ,after login the next view is tabbar controller and I have 2 tabbar items on that tabbar . Until this everything works fine . Now when i switch between these two views the viewWillDisappear, viewDidUnload is not called of previous tab clicked .

P.S.Even the viewwillAppear was not called ,which i called it with the Default Notification. Don't know what the issues are. Hope I am clear with my question.

Upvotes: 7

Views: 6105

Answers (3)

Rakesh Bhatt
Rakesh Bhatt

Reputation: 4606

You should put your TabBar controller in MainWindow.xib.

First when you show loginscreen you will add your RootViewController like this:

[self.window addSubview:self.rootview.view];

And when login is complete you can remove your RootViewController from mainwindow and add TabBarController in the mainwindow like this:

    [self.rootview.view removeFromSuperview];
    [self.window addSubview:self.tabBarController.view];

Upvotes: 1

sergio
sergio

Reputation: 69027

First of all, when switching view in a UITabBarController, the viewDidUnload function is not called because the view is not actually unloaded. So, this is normal.

What should work out of the box is viewWillAppear/viewDidDisappear. But there is a catch. Depending on how you show your views, it might be that viewWillAppear/viewDidDisappear are not called by the framework for you. For example, this happens if you add your view as a subview, but there are more cases. I don't know how you display your tab bar, so cannot say anything more specific about it.

The easy solution I suggest to fix this is overriding the tabBarController:didSelectViewController: selector in you tab bar controller delegate. From there you could implement you own logic or call viewDidDisappear.

Upvotes: 11

ThomasW
ThomasW

Reputation: 17317

Do you have a UINavigationController? You don't refer to one. If you aren't using a UINavigationController then it is likely that your UITabBarController isn't getting set up properly as the topViewController.

Upvotes: 0

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