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Zachary Dalzell
3,236 PointsNSUnknownKeyException in Ribbit tutorial: Help
Here is what I am getting from the console, it fails to start for me
Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSUnknownKeyException', reason: '[<ZDLoginViewController 0x988f8b0> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key password.'
Here is my Github link for it: https://github.com/zdaz/Quick-Pic.git
And yup, I named it something else so I could mess around customizing it. It should all be the same as the tutorial so I'm a bit stumped.
3 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsGo to your login controller in storyboard. Select the outlets tab. There is probably an outlet connection with an x icon on it which means it's not connected to a property. Delete that outlet then build again
Aaron Daub
Courses Plus Student 207 PointsYou have outlets pointing from your password and username UITextFields (in your login view controller) scene that don't have a corresponding property in code.
Zachary Dalzell
3,236 PointsThey do have a property though in my login view controller header file.
Aaron Daub
Courses Plus Student 207 PointsYou have one property and more than one outlet.
Zachary Dalzell
3,236 PointsYou're right! I got it fixed, thanks for taking the time to help.
Chris Clark
1,876 PointsOh my god thank you, I was racking my brain on this one, had the exact same problem. Should probably pop a bit into the end of this video saying that this is a common error.
Zachary Dalzell
3,236 PointsZachary Dalzell
3,236 PointsOh my god you're awesome.
It wasn't that there was an X but I didn't realize it still kept the outlets even if I deleted them previously from my header file so I had like 6 outlets that were messing it up. Deleted the incorrect ones and it works now. Thanks a ton!
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsStone Preston
42,016 Pointsyeah that will do it. If you drag a connection from your storyboard then delete from the header file for some reason (most of the time I accidentaly select outlet when I want an action or misspell something) then you have to remove the connection in storyboard as well. Glad you got it fixed.