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Hello

I'm new with the Apple SDK and I've got a question about a flip view ... I have the following structure

[main]

-[tapbar]

-- [View 1]

--- [Scrollview]

---- [View 1.1]

---- [View 1.2]

---- [View 1.3]

-- [View 2]

-- [View 3]

The subviews in [scrollview] have a button that will show a new view but flipped. I used the template example that was in the SDK. But now when I click the button, the view (for example [View 1.1]) will flip. But I want the while screen to flip, so I need to flip (I think) the tabbar..

Is there a way to reach [main] from [View 1.1] so I can flip the tabbar with the new view?

A: 

I think you'd rather use a Modal View with a flip animation. This should flip the whole screen.

Luzal
ah thnx ... I will try it tonight
Fransjo Leihitu
A: 

hmm

i've tried it .. but I have somewhat the same code when I press a button that is in the [View 1.1]:

FeaturedFlyerFlipController *controller = [[FeaturedFlyerFlipController alloc] initWithNibName:@"FeaturedFlyerFlipView" bundle:nil];

controller.delegate = self;


controller.modalTransitionStyle = UIModalTransitionStyleFlipHorizontal;

[self presentModalViewController:controller animated:YES];


[controller release];
Fransjo Leihitu
A: 

I've got it ... I used the AppDelegate to get to the root tabbar and flip it.

Fransjo Leihitu