I realized this, and in the end I sent the url via a call to an expression of a -(void)different kind.
For example:
In the secondviewconntroller.h file, I would set the void operator ...
-(void)addDownloadRequest:(NSString *)request;
This line of code means that it can be called in another class and viewconntrollers.
Then in my secondviewconntroller.m file I would install -(void)with the function that I want to transform when it was called, so in my case I wanted to use the download URL ...
-(void)addDownloadRequest:(NSString *)request{
NSLog(@"Called");
NSString *URL = request;
}
The above code sends the URL in the form as a query string, and then sets the URL variable to the sent query string.
In my first viewconntroller, I need to call a statement -(void)so that I ...
secondviewconntroller *theVIEW=[[secondviewconntroller alloc]init];
[theVIEW addDownloadRequest:@"The URL or STRING wanting to be sent"];
-(IBAction), , . URL- .
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