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I am writing an iOS application using storyboard.

I created ViewControllerA, ViewControllerB and then embedded ViewControllerA in a UINavigationController on the storyboard.

The app will show ViewControllerA when it is first launched, otherwise it will show ViewControllerB.

I added launch history check code successfully. I am going to set the UINavigationController as the window's rootViewController in the didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method.

The problem is that I cannot get the UINavigationController from the storyboard, so I can't push ViewControllerA and ViewControllerB based on my condition.

Wain
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If you're using a storyboard then the UINavigationController should be set as the initial view controller and it will be loaded and displayed automatically. Now, when something happens in ViewControllerA it can push ViewControllerB by using:

ViewControllerB *b = ...;
[self.navigationController pushViewController:b animated:YES];

For enhanced tampering, the app delegate has a window property. From here you can get the rootViewController. Cast that to the UINavigationController and you can modify / push. Set it to something else and you can replace the UINavigationController all together.

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  • I want to show ViewControllerA or ViewControllerB as the first screen. In the above method, can I hide ViewControllerA? – docodingwhile1 Jan 27 '14 at 16:50
  • If I add above code in the appdelegate, how can I get ViewControllerA and B from storyboard in the appdelegate? [self.storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"ViewControllerA"]; I found this code, but self.storyboard is invalid in appdelegate. – docodingwhile1 Jan 27 '14 at 16:59