If I'm not mistaken, modal views have to be dismissed from the parent view, not from the modal view itself.
In my current project I have two modal views. In the first one, I pass data to the parent view. When the data is passed to the parent view, the dismiss is executed.
Now, I have another modal view that doesn't pass data to the parent view, so I don't know how to dismiss other than doing one self dismissModalView
Other than that, any other suggestion for a good practise on this topic?
Thanks in advance!
UPDATE:
From the answers I´m getting, I see I haven´t make myself very clear (not unusual, BTW).
I know how to self dismiss a modalViewController. That´s no problem. I also know how to use the protocol-delegate method to dismiss the modalViewController from the parent view when some data is passed.
My question is: how to dismiss the modalViewController from the parent view when no data is passed.
Thanks again!
You can call from the modalView :
[self dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
But... If you want to have a constant coding pattern, whatever the modal view "returns" something or not, I suggest you to dismiss you views from the parent (the one that calls, the one that dismiss). But you can do both.
Does that answer your question ?
Do take note that
[self dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
has been deprecated from iOS 6 onwards. Rather use
[self dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:nil];
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