Manually cut the old push, and then cut back, there will be, I think is a bug.
Xcode 6 Segue with Uinavigationitem
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I ' ve just created a Segue from a viewcontroller (which was embedded in a uinavigationcontroller) to another viewcontroller. It seems like that the new Segue types does not create the Uinavigationitem (which contains the title label) on Segue creat Ion as the push Segue type did in IOS 7. I ' ve noticed this fact because I couldn ' t enter any title for the "new" Viewcontroller after I created the Segue. There is also no place where I can properly place a bar button item. I couldn ' t find anything regarding this fact in the Segue documentation so I was wondering if the uinavigationitem isn ' t a Utomatically being created anymore. It doesn ' t even show up in the document outline. Does somebody know something about that? Maybe it ' s just a Xcode Beta 3 issue? Here's a picture of the segue in the Attributes Inspector: iOS Xcode Swift iOS8 xcode6
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Asked Jul at 9:29Linus 9382 |
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Is sure it is a push segue? –rog Jul at 10:22 |
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@Rog I ' ve added a picture of the segue to the question. –linus Jul at 10:41 |
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I guess it's a bug, it wouldn ' t make any sense removing it when it ' s a push segue. –linus Jul at 11:20 |
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Have you tried Beta 3? –dehli Jul at 11:57 |
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I ' m sorry it ' s Beta 3. I ' ll correct it in the question. –linus Jul at 12:08 |
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It seems like a bug, it normally fixes it self after restarting Xcode but quick fix was just to drag a navigation item from The object library onto the view controller. answered Aug 6 ' in 18:11 Steve 1,2411 821
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The view controller after Xcode6 storyboard new push segue does not have a navigation item bug.