It seems that the tag value you've set to splitMethodLabel could be causing the problem Just change the tag value to something else and check if it crashes still.
It seems that the tag value you've set to splitMethodLabel could be causing the problem. Just change the tag value to something else and check if it crashes still.
Ah the problem is: you are adding your own label to the cell as subview, but there is not a property given which references splitMethodName. The label is in the view hierarchy of the cell but you don't have a reference to access it. You could fix this by subclassing UITableViewCell and add your label as a property.
Use your custom class then. Override initWithStyle, pass the parameters to super, then create you label, add as subview AND assign to your property.
Therefore, you should ensure that clients running the script on your Web page have security settings that allow Automation of Office applications from client side scripts. Note For security purposes, browser security settings cannot be changed with client-side script. Browser security settings are customizable by the user and can vary between clients.
The following articles provide information and code samples for using client-side script to automate an Office application. If the list below does not provide a specific code sample you need, then you might wish to consult the Visual Basic and C++/MFC sections presented earlier in this article.
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