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Szymon Kadłuczka
8,762 PointsHow is this answer wrong...?
In our view controller below we want to sign up new users for our app. In the signup method, start by capturing the username and password from two UITextField properties: 'usernameField' and 'passwordField'. Store the values in the properties 'username' and 'password'.
Error: Bummer! Make sure you set both the 'username' and 'password' properties!
NSString *username = self.usernameField.text;
NSString *password = self.passwordField.text;
What is wrong here?
Szymon Kadłuczka
8,762 PointsI have already tried several times without any luck.. :(
2 Answers
Kevin Hamil
8,203 PointsI actually answered this same question on another thread the other day.
You don't need NSString on them... and the question states that username and password are properties, which means that they are already declared in the header file. So you just need to reference them with self.
self.username = self.usernameField.text;
self.password = self.passwordField.text;
Szymon Kadłuczka
8,762 PointsSuch a silly mistake on my part... Thank you! :)
Aurelian Spodarec
7,369 PointsAurelian Spodarec
7,369 PointsHi, it may be in brackets or something something : p or just delete the code and re-write it, sometimes it helps.