I’m coding up my firs iPhone app..
How can I use “loadHTMLString:baseURL:” to send the user to a view called “pagetwo.m”?
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I assume pagetwo.m is a UIViewController subclass, right? You can’t send a user to view with loadHTMLString:baseURL: since that’s a UIWebView’s method to load html page into webview. You will need something like:
Or if it’s a subclass of UIView, you need:
But before that you need to alloc/init pagetwo (and release it later) which will be hard to do since your class is also named “pagetwo” and you instance variable can’t be called the same. you could call it (the instance variable) pagetwoview or something, but preferred way would be to follow Objective-C naming conventions and always name your classes starting with a capital letter.