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No known class method for selector 'setDisableCards:' in payumoney iOS
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I am facing the following issues while using payumoney in my iOS project.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableCards:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableNetbanking:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableWallet:'.
[PlugNPlay setDisableCards:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableNetbanking:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableWallet:YES];
ios objective-c payumoney
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
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asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
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I am facing the following issues while using payumoney in my iOS project.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableCards:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableNetbanking:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableWallet:'.
[PlugNPlay setDisableCards:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableNetbanking:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableWallet:YES];
ios objective-c payumoney
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
2
hello, I guess from your question that those methods should rely on an instance, rather than on a class. One should always read errors.
– art-divin
Jan 3 at 7:15
1
@art-divin nope, those errors are not saying that those are instance methods, but that there are no class methods with those names. And in fact, as per jtouzy's answer, they were completely removed from the framework.
– il3v
Jan 8 at 15:23
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I am facing the following issues while using payumoney in my iOS project.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableCards:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableNetbanking:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableWallet:'.
[PlugNPlay setDisableCards:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableNetbanking:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableWallet:YES];
ios objective-c payumoney
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
I am facing the following issues while using payumoney in my iOS project.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableCards:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableNetbanking:'.
No known class method for selector 'setDisableWallet:'.
[PlugNPlay setDisableCards:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableNetbanking:NO];
[PlugNPlay setDisableWallet:YES];
ios objective-c payumoney
ios objective-c payumoney
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
edited Jan 3 at 7:36
Adam
20.7k75169
20.7k75169
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
asked Jan 3 at 7:12
Vishnu CVishnu C
33
33
2
hello, I guess from your question that those methods should rely on an instance, rather than on a class. One should always read errors.
– art-divin
Jan 3 at 7:15
1
@art-divin nope, those errors are not saying that those are instance methods, but that there are no class methods with those names. And in fact, as per jtouzy's answer, they were completely removed from the framework.
– il3v
Jan 8 at 15:23
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2
hello, I guess from your question that those methods should rely on an instance, rather than on a class. One should always read errors.
– art-divin
Jan 3 at 7:15
1
@art-divin nope, those errors are not saying that those are instance methods, but that there are no class methods with those names. And in fact, as per jtouzy's answer, they were completely removed from the framework.
– il3v
Jan 8 at 15:23
2
2
hello, I guess from your question that those methods should rely on an instance, rather than on a class. One should always read errors.
– art-divin
Jan 3 at 7:15
hello, I guess from your question that those methods should rely on an instance, rather than on a class. One should always read errors.
– art-divin
Jan 3 at 7:15
1
1
@art-divin nope, those errors are not saying that those are instance methods, but that there are no class methods with those names. And in fact, as per jtouzy's answer, they were completely removed from the framework.
– il3v
Jan 8 at 15:23
@art-divin nope, those errors are not saying that those are instance methods, but that there are no class methods with those names. And in fact, as per jtouzy's answer, they were completely removed from the framework.
– il3v
Jan 8 at 15:23
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This issue on GitHub indicates that those functions has been removed from SDK.
And yes, they were removed from exposed header :
https://github.com/payu-intrepos/PayUMoney-IOS-SDK/blob/master/PlugNPlay/PlugNPlay.framework/Headers/PlugNPlay.h
answered Jan 3 at 7:44
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This issue on GitHub indicates that those functions has been removed from SDK.
And yes, they were removed from exposed header :
https://github.com/payu-intrepos/PayUMoney-IOS-SDK/blob/master/PlugNPlay/PlugNPlay.framework/Headers/PlugNPlay.h
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This issue on GitHub indicates that those functions has been removed from SDK.
And yes, they were removed from exposed header :
https://github.com/payu-intrepos/PayUMoney-IOS-SDK/blob/master/PlugNPlay/PlugNPlay.framework/Headers/PlugNPlay.h
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This issue on GitHub indicates that those functions has been removed from SDK.
And yes, they were removed from exposed header :
https://github.com/payu-intrepos/PayUMoney-IOS-SDK/blob/master/PlugNPlay/PlugNPlay.framework/Headers/PlugNPlay.h
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This issue on GitHub indicates that those functions has been removed from SDK.
And yes, they were removed from exposed header :
https://github.com/payu-intrepos/PayUMoney-IOS-SDK/blob/master/PlugNPlay/PlugNPlay.framework/Headers/PlugNPlay.h
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hello, I guess from your question that those methods should rely on an instance, rather than on a class. One should always read errors.
– art-divin
Jan 3 at 7:15
1
@art-divin nope, those errors are not saying that those are instance methods, but that there are no class methods with those names. And in fact, as per jtouzy's answer, they were completely removed from the framework.
– il3v
Jan 8 at 15:23