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Richard Price
2,050 Pointscrashing on adding sender!.view as UIImageview
does anyone know the fix for this? crashes after adding the following code
override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject?) {
if segue.identifier == "showPlaylistDetailSegue" {
let playlistImageView = sender!.view as UIImageView
if let index = find(playlistArray, playlistImageView) {
let playListDetailController = segue.destinationViewController
as
PlaylistDetailViewController
playListDetailController.playlist = Playlist(index: index)
}
}
}
9 Answers
Ryan Haider
Courses Plus Student 2,418 PointsAs others have said, you have to remove the tap gesture and connected action and then re-add.
To do that: Go to Main.storyboard. Click on the view structure, playlists scene, Tap Gesture Recognizer. In the Connections Inspector click the 'X' on the sent actions. Now click on the Tap Gesture and hit delete. Add a new tap gesture to the placeholder image. In the connections pane, drag from sent actions showPlaylistDetail over to the placeholder image. Save and run.
Richard Price
2,050 Pointsthis is basically the code in the previous video. Incorrect as it doesn't solve the casting issue. I can easily return to the previous code but thats not what I'm looking to do
john dev.
Courses Plus Student 1,935 PointsOkay, I am "sorry". I trie to find the answer for your problem!
john dev.
Courses Plus Student 1,935 PointsI think the problem is the "index". But I am not sure!
Richard Price
2,050 Pointsits not
john dev.
Courses Plus Student 1,935 PointsOkay.
Steven Hancock
3,394 PointsI've got the same problem. Crashing on that line. Someone please help this is very frustrating.
andrgallus
2,412 PointsFor me the solution was Pasans answer to the "Swift Dynamic Cast Failed" question. The Tap Gesture Recognizer was connected to the main View and not the ImageView. I don't know how to link there bit you will find it in the Questions part below the "Passing Playlist Objects Using Segues" video.
Jake O'Brien
2,413 PointsI had this problem too. I just reset the tap gesture and the IBAction and it worked.
Mummy Lao
Courses Plus Student 2,414 Pointspls help, how do you reset the tab gesture and the IBAction?
Dulio Denis
14,457 PointsI had the same issue - the code is correct but I think the way Pasan connected the Tap Gesture Recognizer in the storyboard was incorrect for this step to work.
I deleted it, and the segue, and dropped the tap gesture again - this time on the ImageView and command dragged from the ImageView to the Detail scene in the storyboard and it worked.
Luis Castillo
3,918 PointsHello, i had the same issue. resolved it by doing the following: deleting the segue and the tap gesture recognizer then add them again (may have to watch the video 'adding touch capabilities' again)
john dev.
Courses Plus Student 1,935 PointsHello Richard Price. I am "sorry" if I misunderstood you. Here is my solution for you.
override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject?) {
if segue.identifier == "showPlaylistDetail" {
let playlistDetailController = segue.destinationViewController as DetailViewController
playlistDetailController.playlist = Playlist(index: 0)
}
}
I hope it helps you! : )
john