Hi, first of all thank you for you work, it is awesome and I have been using it successfully for a long time.
I just decided to go for size classes in Xcode 6.1, so all my "normal" segues were converted to "adaptive" ones. This seems to cause no issue in iOS 8.x, but I have the following strange problem in iOS 7.x:
A (very) simplified version of my storyboard is: SWRevealViewController (initial) -> UINavigationController (sw_front) -> UIViewController (root for UINavigationController) -> UIViewController (show segue) -> UIViewController (show segue).
The initial layout of the UINavigationController and its root view controller works fine and so does the first show segue. The second show segue, though, is executed as a modal segue and not a push segue in iOS 7.x.
I have tried everything I could think of, but I cannot seem to find a way to fix this.
Hi, first of all thank you for you work, it is awesome and I have been using it successfully for a long time.
I just decided to go for size classes in Xcode 6.1, so all my "normal" segues were converted to "adaptive" ones. This seems to cause no issue in iOS 8.x, but I have the following strange problem in iOS 7.x:
A (very) simplified version of my storyboard is: SWRevealViewController (initial) -> UINavigationController (sw_front) -> UIViewController (root for UINavigationController) -> UIViewController (show segue) -> UIViewController (show segue).
The initial layout of the UINavigationController and its root view controller works fine and so does the first show segue. The second show segue, though, is executed as a modal segue and not a push segue in iOS 7.x.
I have tried everything I could think of, but I cannot seem to find a way to fix this.
PS. This seems to be a known issue at some extent, see here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24184003/adaptive-segue-in-storyboard-xcode-6-is-push-deprecated
Any ideas?