Editin Ttile of Navigatoin Bar in Code

[pacman6642]

Hey guys, im building an app that implements a navbar with a navigation controller. Right now all it consists of is the intial view that has a button on it that pushes my next view to the screen. However, after I push the view the NavBar doesn't have a title.

I'm assuming I can change the NavBar Title in code right after I push it to the screen I just haven't been able to get it to work.

What I tried already was:

- (void)viewDidLoad {
	self.navigationController.title = @"Main Menu";
    [super viewDidLoad];
}

which is the predefined function when you creating a new viewController class. This however didn't seem to do anything

[YarGnawh]

self.navigationItem.title = @"Title Here";

Originally Posted by pacman6642

Hey guys, im building an app that implements a navbar with a navigation controller. Right now all it consists of is the intial view that has a button on it that pushes my next view to the screen. However, after I push the view the NavBar doesn't have a title.

I'm assuming I can change the NavBar Title in code right after I push it to the screen I just haven't been able to get it to work.

What I tried already was:

- (void)viewDidLoad {
	self.navigationController.title = @"Main Menu";
    [super viewDidLoad];
}

which is the predefined function when you creating a new viewController class. This however didn't seem to do anything

[inlvrwetrst]

Set the title in the original view before you push the new view onto the stack. Make the new view a property (In the old view) in order to be able to access it.

@synthesize newView;

NewViewController *newestView = [[NewViewController alloc] init..]
self.newView = newestView;
[newestView release];
newView.title = @"New Title";

Then create you delegate and push the new view.

[pacman6642]

Thanks for the super quick replies guys. I was actually able to get both of those to work. Also, I was able to get

self.title=@"Title";

to work as well in the -viewDidLoad function.

thanks again.