You will get this error if you install MonoTouch into a folder that has
spaces in the name.
Put it into Applications don't put it on the Desktop (that has spaces in
the name).
Eric
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I wanted to add a back button on my view when I load it. Unfortunately, I am
unable to get the back button to display. I have the code below in my
ViewDidLoad() method. Any suggestions are appreciated.
public override void ViewDidLoad() {
I think you have a scope issue. Try promoting the button variable to a
class level variable.
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Thanks James. Unfortunately, that's not it. As always, all suggestions are
appreciated.
Wally
From: james.tex...@monscierge.com
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2011 15:43:16 -0500
Subject: RE: [MonoTouch] adding a back button
To: theevilprogram...@hotmail.com; monotouch@lists.ximian.com
I think you have
Have you tried putting the call to base.ViewDidLoad() first?
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 2:05 PM, Wally McClure
theevilprogram...@hotmail.com wrote:
Thanks James. Unfortunately, that's not it. As always, all suggestions
are appreciated.
Wally
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Your code cannot work because your view controller is not being managed by a
navigation controller. Setting toolbar items on a controller that does not have
a toolbar (like if it was pushed by a navigation controller) has no effect
whatsoever.
If it is handled by a navigation controller, try
