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How to Access the same ViewController but with different functionality
i have a view controller with a list of categories which is in an UITableView.I push this View Controller in three other viewcontrollers.so the same functionality of the tableView is getting applied when ever it is called which i dont want to happen.
to be precise the following method should be accessible when it is called from one view controller only.
You could subclass the view controller, and include that method in the subclass. Then you just use the subclass for the view controller that you want that functionality in.
Or, you could have a BOOL property that determines whether or not the table view should respond to selections, and set that property before pushing the view controller (set it in prepareForSegue:sender: if you are using storyboards).
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Or, you could have a BOOL property that determines whether or not the table view should respond to selections, and set that property before pushing the view controller (set it in prepareForSegue:sender: if you are using storyboards).
Some of my code can be found on GitHub.
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