IPhone SDK : Add UISlider and UISwitch in a table view only crash when touch slider?

UPDATE After the comments, here is a general selector you should use Note: you will need to call addTarget only once using this selector.

UPDATE After the comments, here is a general selector you should use. Note: you will need to call addTarget only once using this selector. -(void)generalSelector:(id)sender{ if (sender isKindOfClass:UISlider class){ UISlider *slider = (UISlider *)sender; NSLog(@"Slider value %f",slider.

Value); }else{ UISwitch *temp = (UISwitch *)sender; NSLog(@"Switch is %@",temp. On? @"ON":@"OFF"); } }.

Yes I did ,just missing type here! – WebberLai Oct 20 '10 at 8:07 ok lets backup, when are you exactly calling the isOn on the "slider"? It's not showing in your code snippets.

– medopal Oct 20 '10 at 8:14 I never call the isOn on slider ,only let it call when switch is toggled. – WebberLai Oct 20 '10 at 8:43 but somehow .......the slider call it maybe here is repeat addTarget:self? – WebberLai Oct 20 '10 at 8:44 1 You better use (UIControl *)cell.acc...., since UIControl is the parent of both UISlider and UISwitch – medopal Oct 20 '10 at 11:08.

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