Hi,
I know that I can pass information to the constructor of a new view in
exactly the same way as I would in a standard C# application, so
Foo foo = new Foo("hello");
will pass a string to the ctor of class Foo.
My problem is this. I have two buttons, both of which are linked to the
same event on my first view. When I click on either button, the
simulator dies with the following error
iPhoneWebView[85232:1607] -[WebView _doCommonSetup]: unrecognized
selector sent to instance
What does this error mean? The code causing the issue is this
private void loadPage_TouchUpInside (object s, EventArgs e)
{
UIButton loader = (UIButton)s;
string p1 = "Page 1", p2 = "Page 2";
if (loader.CurrentTitle.Contains ("1"))
wv = new WebView (p1);
else
wv = new WebView (p2);
NavigationController.PushViewController (wv, true);
}
The correct button is always found (they contain the text "Page 1" and
"Page 2" respectively), but the error is thrown on the wv = new
WebView(p1) [or p2] line.
The ctor for the WebView class is
public WebView (string title) : base("WebView", null)
{
titleBar.TopItem.Title = title;
if (title.Contains ("1"))
url =
"http://www.all-the-johnsons.co.uk/test1.html";;
else
url =
"http://www.all-the-johnsons.co.uk/test2.html";;
}
private string url;
Thanks
Paul
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