KYDrawerController
link - https://github.com/ykyouhei/KYDrawerController
Hello Guys,
It's lib and integrate slide menu, but here I am not able to update the main view from slide menu view(or drawer view) the view is always updated on Menu view only.
For example, I have four views as follows:-
1- main
2- drawer (slide menu)
2.1 - in the drawer, there is two button menu ie signup and login
From the main menu I am able to access the drawer menu but when I used to click the menu button the view is updating on drawer menu only and the main view is as it is
any suggestion..!
Thank you
Please try to using NSNotificationCenter
In the main view, add observer to some notification, and then in button's event handler to post that notification.
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