Where do you assign self. Title with item objectForKey:@"link"?
Where do you assign self. Title with item objectForKey:@"link"? Have you added item as a property of your view controller in your .
H file? If you haven't then in your viewDidLoad method you posted above, you would not have access to self.item. In your .
H file: @interface MyViewController : UIViewController { NSDictionary *item; } @property (nonatomic, readwrite, retain) NSDictionary *item; In your . M file (adjust this to suit your init method): -(id)initWithItem:(NSDictionary *)item { if (self = super initWithNibName: nil bundle: nil) { self. Item = item; } return self; } After you do that you will have global access in your view controller's methods to the item property via self.item.
As I mentioned above, I did what you just asked me, the problem seems to be that baseURL is not initializing properly even though urlAddress has a valid url – Marco Soria Dec 30 '10 at 3:27.
It's solved, I did NSURL *baseURL = NSURL URLWithString: urlAddress stringByAddingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding retain; and works now, apparently I was sending some spaces after the url and that's why it wasn't a valid url even though it apeared valid. I NSLog and got baseUrl site.com/item.php?id=2458%20%0A%09%20%20....
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