Roland Moers

Ohoh, never had a process with more than 5 steps So I always neglected that use case. Will take a look into this...

I think I will pick up your suggestion. When you tap the "..." you get a UIActionSheet Menu where you can select a certain step. The same "..." will also...

I started a new branch called `UnlimitedSteps` to implement this

You are right. Thanks!

The UIActionSheet is missing and the current implementation has some animation bugs. In addition, it is fixed to 5 steps (even on the iPad). Unfortunately, I do not have that...

Unfortunately, no news on this issue, yet :/ Currently, I'm working on my App Store apps. I still plan to solve this issue, but no promises when ;)

Your could save the data into the `results` dictionary. This dictionary can be accessed by the steps view controllers.

Every RMStepsController has a property called `results`. You can save data into it by using a line like follows: ``` [stepsController.results setObject:anObject forKey:aKey] ```

self.stepsController is only for the actual steps view controllers non nil. If you want the view controller, which is presenting the RMStepsController, to assign some data to the results dictionary...

This sounds like `performSegueForIdentifier:withSender:` is called twice. It should only be called once of course.