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I have struggled and now I just need to see it in action. I have an info-button on my title page (UIViewController) and I want to bring up an About-view with a 'dismiss' button on the left and a 'detail disclosure on the right.' If one presses the 'detail disclosure', it brings up the PrivacyStatement-view with the same buttons. If one presses the 'detail disclosure', it will bring up a Credits-view. I should be able to continue this for additional Legal, etc.

According to the Apple doc's one dismiss will dismiss the entire sequence, regardless of where one is at the time.

I have been able to get the views to show, but they won't dismiss themselves. These leads me to think that I am not using the preferred approach but rather, I have developed an ad-hoc approach that leaves me with dangling structures.

Any suggestions? I have my thoughts, but I am only one two levels deep and the dismiss doesn't work! :( I have a total dead-end and have to Quit the app to get back on the real App view.

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I got it! Basically, the code is cascaded along the 'workflow' of viewcontrollers. I devised a style where most of the technical class management is done by the tools and leaves me with book keeping and content. I will need some review for memory management, as I think my current code is probably leaking controllers up and down the path. Also, the fact that I can traverse back and forth leads me to think that I really just have a stack of views and not modal views. I will post the code sometime by the end of the week.

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