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I want to access a UIImage programmatically… i.e. myImage.hidden = TRUE; etc. I can do this fine for UILabel but when I repeat the process for UIImage it doesn’t work. Specifically when I drag the blue line in Interface Builder over the icon I don’t get a popup menu like I do when using UILabel.
Perhaps using UIImageView instead of UIImage?
Thanks!
An UIImage is not a view that can be added via Interface Builder. In order to display a UIImage you either need to override the drawRect method of whatever view you want to display it in, or use a UIImageView.
Using a UIImageView will allow you to set it as an IBOutlet and reference it in your controller.