App Delegate == > Calling its method from another view ?!??!?!?!

[aryaxt]

I know i asked this before, but this time i try to explain in more details.
In my app delegate I have 2 Forms (view controller with nib files)
I have methods in my app delegate which are being used to navigate through the forms.

For example in one of my forms i have a button that calls a method on my app delegate and it suppose to close the current view and open another one

@implementation Form1
- (IBAction) ButtonClicked:(id)sender
{
	 HiAppDelegate *appDelegate = (HiAppDelegate *)[[UIApplication  sharedApplication] delegate];
	[appDelegate OpenForm2];
}

@end

this is how the OpenForm2 look like ()Inside my delegate

-(void) OpenForm2
{
    [form1.view removeFromSuperview];
    [window addSubView:form2.view];
}

When i call this method from inside the delegate it works fine but when i call it from my form1 the application gets stuck with no exception.

Any idea what the problem is?
Is this a good way of navigation? (I do not want to have any navigation bar)
If not how else can i navigate through my views?

Thanks in advance

[QuantumDoja]

Hi, have you watched this video?

http://www.iphonedevsdk.com/forum/ip...e-xib-how.html

[aryaxt]

thx, but I think he's making this too complicated.
There should be an easier way.
I try to figure out a better way, if i don't find another way, i do it his way

[RickMaddy]

I don't think it's easy to replace the main window view. What would probably work much easier is to have some empty UIView as the main view added to the window. Then your two form views become subviews of this empty view instead of the window.

Is that clear? (it is in my head )

[aryaxt]

Great help, like the rest of your answers.
I'm gonna try it , and post the result asap

[aryaxt]

Happy New Year.
I woke up totally hung over, just to try ur idea.
And i gotta tell you. ur my hero
It worked perfectly.
"Back to bed"