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Old 01-13-2010, 10:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Possible memory mangement problem

I have a UINavigationController that loads and pushes a series of different view controllers. Sometimes when returning to a previously loaded view controller (popViewController) data that was programmaticly set to uiview outlets disappears such as text on UILabels and images on UIImageViews.

This also happens to a UIScrollView that is added as a subview dynamically, the entire subview and all its contents disappear but the reference isnt nil.

I feel it could be a memory management issue but I'm new to iphone dev and I don't completely understand the rules.


EDIT: Solved. The OS is sending the memory warning message which causes the subviews to get purged from memory.

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