In your initial code, you set tag(0) both line 24 and 34. That may be the confusion ? Change line 34 with tag(1). Similarly, change line 46 to tag(0)

What do you expect to learn if you just ask others to do the work for you ? The right use of this forum is to explain first what you did Then the problem you have. Have you an idea of the algorithm to do this ? That's the first step, before coding.

Just a comment on the use of the forum. OOPer provided you with the right answer, that you put into your code. That's great. But the answer to mark as correct was OOPer's, not yours (that was not even correct in fact). Do it properly next time. Have a good day.

but when I tried doing the same in Xcode, Did you build a new project or tried to import the VS ? Creating a new project works flawlessly, no issue.

Of course I have code(s) for PrintView. But the content is very specific to the different apps. And too long to post here. If you post an email address, we could continue discussion through this mail channel.

 despite re-adding the segue  Do you have a segue from the button and an IBAction ? That cannot work. IBAction will not be called. So you have to choose, either the segue or the IBAction. So remove the segue and test again (check the IBAction is connected to the button: you should see a black circle at the left of @IBAction func) And of course change the code as I told you.

with this code, firstURL is nil, because itemOneURL is a UILabel! not a String. Thus, URL(string:"\(firstURL)")! as URL is nil as well So change as: let firstURL = itemOneURL.text // always a String? as? String You should also make your code more robust: @IBOutlet weak var itemOneURL: UILabel! @IBAction func viewItemOne(_ sender: UIButton) { // itemOneURL.text is always a String, but may be nil if let firstURLString = itemOneURL.text, let url = URL(string: firstURLString) { UIApplication.shared.open(url, options: [:], completionHandler: nil) } } For the future: when you have such a problem, just add some print statements to understand what's going on. In your initial code, if you added at line 6: print("firstURL", firstURL) you'd have seen immediately what the problem was.

Does it occur when you move or also when you stand still ? Such problems were reported on iPhone 12, when switching between reception towers: https ://www.forbes. com/sites/gordonkelly/2020/12/01/apple-iphone-12-pro-max-iphone-12-mini-4g-5g-cellular-signal-problems-iphone-11-pro-max-upgrade/?sh=38ff9832123b

That's not presently supported natively by SwiftUI. Seems to be a solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66137652/swiftui-two-finger-swipe-scroll-gesture

Could you show the code where you set patternImage ? Also look here to see if replacing with .tile solves the problem https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60749545/swiftui-cant-create-color-by-uicolorpatternimage

Where do you see it is the same size ? I think there is a small difference (Mini is 4% smaller in each direction): Model          Logical W  Logical H   Physical W    Physical H    PPI Retina Factor iPhone 12 mini    360       780         1080         2340        476     3 iPhone X          375       812         1125         2436        458     3 Complete references here : https ://ios-resolution .com

No, not very clear. Should show full code instead.

If you are not much skilled on iOS, you should ask for advice. Otherwise, a tutorial on how to reinstall. https ://www.imobie. com/iphone-tips/how-to-fix-an-error-occurred-installing-new-ios.htm But take care not to make matters worse. Have you saved all your data (to iCloud or to a Mac) ? That's important.

I hope this detailed tutorial will help. https ://www.raywenderlich. com/11395893-push-notifications-tutorial-getting-started

That really looks like an installation problem. Can you reinstall iOS 14.5 ? Could you also try to generate and download an app from Xcode ? You should also file a bug report, or contact Apple support or even burn a DTS ticket.