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Experts,<br />
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I'm trying to link two sections in a iOS Storyboard that contain NavigationControllers. The main reason why I do this is because one section has the Navigation bar turned off and the second has it turned on. How do I connect the two sections?<br />
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I can't push one NavigationController onto the other and if I push the next section's ViewController on the first NavigationController, the navbar doesn't turn on...<br />
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Heeeeeelp!
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Experts,

I'm trying to link two sections in a iOS Storyboard that contain NavigationControllers. The main reason why I do this is because one section has the Navigation bar turned off and the second has it turned on. How do I connect the two sections?

I can't push one NavigationController onto the other and if I push the next section's ViewController on the first NavigationController, the navbar doesn't turn on...

Heeeeeelp!

iOS Storyboards: How to link two sections with NavigationControllers

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