iOS Help in detecting a touch in UIImageViews

[adildacoolset]

I'm trying to detect a touch in a UIImageView. I'm trying to make it such that if a user taps on an image, it wil call a method, and if a user taps on another, it will call another method. Here is my code so far:

- (void) touchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event{
    UITouch* touch = [touches anyObject];
    
    if ([touch view] == self.imageView1){
        [self doAMethod];
        NSLog(@"Touched!");
    }
    else if ([touch view] == self.imageView2){ 
        [self doAnotherMethod];
    }
    else if ([touch view] == self.imageView3){
        [self doYetAnotherMethod];
    }
    else if([touch view] == self.imageView4){
        [self doADifferentMethod];
    }
}

Just to let you know, I ticked the userInteractionEnabled box for the images in the IB.

So far, it doesn't work. Please help. Even the

NSLog

statement does not do anything, signifying that it didn't respond to the touch at all.

 

[dejo]

Try putting an NSLog (or better yet, a breakpoint) before your conditionals, to verify your touchesBegan: is being called at all.

 

[PhoneyDeveloper]

The UIResponder touches methods are not used much anymore. What you describe sounds like a button. If so then use a button with an image. Otherwise use a UIGestureRecognizer for this.

Using buttons or gesture recognizers will make this task simpler.