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ios - How to use Navigation Controller inside of UITabBarController with Storyboard on Swift

enter image description hereI'm using swift. I would like to use Navigation inside of TabBar with Storyboard. At first, the first display show up inside of tab menu. But when I move to second display, second display show up without tab menu.

I selected segue type "show (e.g.Push)"

How can I keep displaying tab menu on all views?

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In Interface Builder:

  1. Create an UITabBarController and set it as the initial View Controller.
  2. Create an UITableViewController.
  3. Select the UITableViewController and go to the menu bar > Editor > Embed in > Navigation Controller.
  4. Select your UITabBarController and CTRL-drag from it to the UINavigationController.
  5. Choose Relationship Segue > view controllers.
  6. Now, any View Controller you will add in the UINavigationController stack will be presented in the same UITabBarController.

To perform a segue from the first-in-stack UITableViewController connected to the UINavigationController, to another ViewController you must of course first create another ViewController, create a segue to it in Interface Builder, create an identifier for your segue and in your code perform it by calling the appropriate function in Swift like:

optional func performSegueWithIdentifier(_ identifier: String,
                                  sender sender: AnyObject?)

Here's a sample on how your Interface Builder could look like: enter image description here


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