this class is not key value coding-compliant...

[bikr]

Thanks in advance for taking a look at this for me..

I have a uitableview that when you click on a cell it loads a new viewcontroller and view. If I just setup the view with a label it works fine..

If I try to create any outlets and connect them to my labels, the app runs then when I click a cell I get the following:

***Terminating app due to uncaught exception 
'NSUnknownException", reason: "[<UIView 0%48a3e0>
setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-complaint for 
the key Draw.'

I then get the stack trace...
The view is connected to "File's Owner"

[bhil]

Check out this thread. indiekiduk points to a nice tutorial if you are using the tables in navigation views , and shortly after, amirbudicecep points to a thread on Apple Support Discussions that fixed this exact problem for me.

[neilh]

I had this similar stack trace and fixed it by deleting two Connections whose variables names I had changed (and were greyed out but still linked in my Connections Inspector).

[nedkelly]

After a couple of hours trail and error. I just dragged an dropped a couple of files from another project into my workspace. A couple of files seem to have no problem at all. But some did. First i deletet all *.xib files related to the import but still the same error. As is said earlier... get rid of the files causing the trouble an start again. It should work as its supposed to...

Ah.. bye the way just deleting the references in IB didn´t solve it... DELETE IT ALL!!!

CYA CHRIS

[seb_bue]

I had the same problem and found the error:

I had used by mistake a Window XIB instead of a View XIB. So if you have the same problem, check your XIB file.