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Old 08-10-2010, 05:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all,

I have a UIImage placed in IB and have the connection from the outlet in the code set. I tried to hide the image using myImage.hidden = YES, but it gave me an error so I tried [myImage setHidden:YES], but it gives me a warning saying it may not respond. Neither of these work. Does anyone know another way of hiding the UIImage using code?

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You do not have a UIImage placed in IB. You have a UIImageView.

Post the specific code you are attempting, and also the specific error message(s) you are receiving.
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You do not have a UIImage placed in IB. You have a UIImageView.

Post the specific code you are attempting, and also the specific error message(s) you are receiving.
That was the problem... I had it declared as a UIImage in my code instead of a UIImageView. Thank you.
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