CODEWITHSUNDEEP
iphonexcodeviewcontroller
user3194712
user3194712

Reputation: 1745

Outlet/Action problems in Xcode 5

I've searched for a few hours to try and figure out the answer, but haven't as of yet. On creating an outlet/action for an iOS app in Xcode 5:

I'm trying to create an outlet (by CTRL-dragging) from a label in Main.storyboard to ViewController.h (which I had to manually select in the Assistant Editor because only UIViewController.h shows up under "automatic")

No "outlet/connection/action" menu shows up when I drag. However, a menu does show up if I try to drag to the UIViewController.h file. (It just then tells me UIViewController.h is locked, and I can't unlock it)

I've also tried putting "ViewController.h" into the custom class part, as that seemed to work for some other askers out there.

I believe it may (?) have something to do with ViewController.h not showing up under "Automatic" in Assistant Editor. I have tried creating an outlet with a different project and that seems to work, and ViewController.h shows up under automatic.

I'd like to have posted a screenshot but I need 10 reputation. Anyway, thanks in advance for your help!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 447

Answers (2)

CGTheLegend
CGTheLegend

Reputation: 774

Make sure that the scene you are using is under the UIViewController class that you intend on using it with.

Here is how:

  1. Select Scene (click black bar underneath || ctrl+shft+click || Document Oultine)
  2. Select Identity Inspector
  3. Enter UIViewController class of interest under Custom Class

Upvotes: 0

Paul.s
Paul.s

Reputation: 38728

You need to set the Custom Class in the storyboard to a class that you have written that subclasses UIViewController.

Upvotes: 1

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