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Reputation: 4243

accessibilityIdentifier nil when set in xib, must be set from User Defined Runtime Attributes

When I set accessibilityIdentifier in Interface Builder's Accessibility -> Enabled -> Identifier section, the .accessibilityIdentifier property of the associated view is nil at runtime.

However, when I set it via User Defined Runtime Attributes it works fine.

"User Defined Runtime Attributes" is a workaround, but a confusing and 'ancient secrets' one that I would feel silly explaining to an Android developer. "Oh, that field doesn't work, you have to set it up there, in the place that says nothing about the thing we're actually setting"

Has anyone else seen this? Is this new with Xcode 7?

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Upvotes: 8

Views: 606

Answers (1)

BartBM
BartBM

Reputation: 46

I'm experiencing the same problem in Xcode 7 when using the default Accessibility area but only on iOS 8. On iOS 9 the accessibilityIdentifier is NOT nil.

Upvotes: 2

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