UIImage view questions?

To change the image itself, you can write: UIImage* myNewImage = ...; myImageView. Image = myNewImage To change the background of your UIImageView, you can write: myImageView. BackgroundColor = UIColor redColor or whatever other UIColor you would like, including another image used as a pattern.

To change the image itself, you can write: UIImage* myNewImage = ...; myImageView. Image = myNewImage; To change the background of your UIImageView, you can write: myImageView. BackgroundColor = UIColor redColor; ... or whatever other UIColor you would like, including another image used as a pattern.

I couldnt figure out where to put those without error! I posted my code above! Could you please locate where for me?

– jackson Nov 6 '09 at 2:17 You would put the code in the body of the method where you want to set the image and/or background color of the view. – Peter Hosey Nov 6 '09 at 2:48 This Worked! Thanks!

– jackson Nov 10 '09 at 3:00.

If you implement the viewDidLoad() method in your view controller class you can set the image in the view there. When this method is automatically invoked all of your IBOutlets will be initialized already allowing you to set myImageView.image. See viewDidLoad.

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