This is tricky to word but I have a view controller (vc1) that contains a container view (I\'m using storyboards). Within that container view is a navigation controller and
Swift - An alternative is to create a reference in parent UIViewController (vc1) to child/subview UIViewController (vc2) and in vc2 to vc1. Assign the references in parent(vc1) viewDidLoad() example below.
Parent UIViewController vc1:
class vc1: UIViewController {
@IBOutlet weak var parentLabel: UILabel!
var childVc2: vc2?;
overide func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad();
// Use childViewControllers[0] without type/class verification only
// when adding a single child UIViewController
childVc2 = self.childViewControllers[0] as? vc2;
childVc2?.parentVc1 = self
}
}
Child UIViewController vc2:
class vc2: UIViewCortoller {
var parentVc1: vc1?;
// At this point child and parent UIViewControllers are loaded and
// child views can be accessed
override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool) {
parentVc1?.parentLabel.text = "Parent label can be edited from child";
}
}
In the Storyboard remember to set in Identity Inspector the parent UIViewContoller class to vc1 and child UIViewContoller class to vc2. Ctrl+drag from Container View in vc1 UIViewController to vc2 UIViewController and select Embed.