I am receiving url of images from a API and these images i want to show on collection view.

Here is my code

NSString *str = [imgArray objectAtIndex:indexPath.item];

frstUrl=[NSURL URLWithString:str]; // <-- (APP Crash here )

[imageView setImageWithURL:frstUrl
          placeholderImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"placeholder.png"]];
[imageView setImageWithURL:frstUrl];

Error message:

[__NSArrayI length]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0xd769560


The NSLog of the str object returns:

str=( ( "hello.com/projects/newapp/uploads/…;, "hello.com/projects/newapp/uploads/…;,

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解决方案

That error is telling you that the object that you retrieved from imgArray was not a NSString, but rather was, itself, an NSArray. Examine what you retrieved (either NSLog it or examine it in the debugger) and you'll see that it's an array.

For example, if the associated object in imgArray was returning, itself, another array, then you'd have to grab the details from that. If for example, the first item in that array was the image URL string, then you'd do something like:

NSArray *imgDetailsArray = imgArray[indexPath.item];

// let's assume that the first item in that array was the URL string, so let's grab the first item

NSString *str = imgDetailsArray[0];

// now we can use that string

frstUrl=[NSURL URLWithString:str];

[imageView setImageWithURL:frstUrl
          placeholderImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"placeholder.png"]];
[imageView setImageWithURL:frstUrl];
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