Pass indexPath to another view controller

[TomWol]

I am trying to integrate this great gridview with a photoviewer, where after one taps on a cell (which I've adapted to display a thumbnail of an image), a new view controller is pushed with the photoviewer (and the index is passed on).

Now, with the way taps on a cell are detected (with _handleSelection in KKGridView), I'm having trouble achieving this. I have located the part where the proper cell has been identified as this part of that code:

if (state == UIGestureRecognizerStateBegan) {
    [self _highlightItemAtIndexPath:indexPath];
    _selected = YES;

But my question is: how can I, from this point, somehow push a view controller with that indexPath? Obviously I can't do this in this part of the code as there's no navigation controller, but it is the only part of the code where tapping on a cell is accurately detected (other than highlightItemAtIndexPath, but that's in the same class so the problem remains).

I am new to iOS development, so this may be really obvious, but I have been trying this for days. Thank you in advance.

[jonsterling]

Typically, you'd leave KKGridView itself alone, and implement the desired behavior in its delegate (your view controller) according to the <KKGridViewDelegate> profile. Have you tried this? If so, is -[<KKGridViewDelegate> gridView:didSelectItemAtIndexPath:] not working properly for you?

Jon

[kolinkrewinkel]

Yeah, you'd implement the -didSelectItem method, then pass the indexPath with something like...

ItemViewController *itemView = [[ItemViewController alloc] initWithNibName:whateverPeopleWhoUseNibsCallTheirStupidNibs];
itemView.indexPath = indexPath; /* this is passed in the method from KKGridView */

[TomWol]

I figured it was something this easy, just didn't think of it. Works like a charm, thanks to both of you.