Ok google showed me a couple articles on how textviews within
scrollviews dont work right.
so I tried to implement a bit of code but it still didnt work and I
had to move the text view so that it was on the view screen from the
start. That really cramped the style of the interface but for n
On Jul 16, 2009, at 9:09 PM, Development wrote:
Actually its a UITextView, it is linked in IB and when I NSLog
(@"%@",about.text) it shows me that it has the string stored in the
object, however it is not updating the onscreen view.
Make sure that your text view is large enough to show the
Actually its a UITextView, it is linked in IB and when I
NSLog(@"%@",about.text) it shows me that it has the string stored in
the object, however it is not updating the onscreen view.
On Jul 16, 2009, at 6:58 PM, Jonathan Hess wrote:
Have you verified that the "about" pointer is actually se
Have you verified that the "about" pointer is actually set to point to
a text field? If it was nil, it would explain the behavior your
describing.
Jon Hess
On Jul 16, 2009, at 6:52 PM, Development wrote:
Ok, I have tried:
about.text = @"About text";
and
[about setText:@"About Text"]
but
Ok, I have tried:
about.text = @"About text";
and
[about setText:@"About Text"]
but when I bring up the text view it is empty until I touch inside it
and the KB appears. which ruins the whole point since it is suppose to
be non editable.
What am I doing wrong with this view that it will n
