Call IBAction method from code

I have a button findTarget_Btn on which I want to call a method more开发者_StackOverflow社区Details. In viewDidLoad, I am writing

[findTarget_Btn addTarget:self action:@selector(moreDetails) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

But for some reason moreDetails is not getting called when I click the button? Am I doing something wrong?

Also is it fine if I call 2 methods on the button; 1 via IB and other via code similar to above ?

Check how your moreDetails is defined. Most likely, it takes id sender parameter: in this case you should use @selector(moreDetails:) (colon signature reflects presence of parameter in)

Regarding your second question: yes, you can definitely call other actions from your code. IBAction is just a synonym for void, it's no different from any other method.

edit
I might have misunderstood your second question. If you want to assign one action in IB and another one in the code, that might not work. But you can always create a dedicated handler and call two methods sequentially from it.

- (IBAction) findTargetClick:(id) sender {
  [self handler1:sender];
  [self moreDetails:sender];
}

Have you made sure that you've assigned something to findTarget_Btn? If you forgot to initialise it or if you are using a nib and forgot to hook it up as an outlet, then it will be nil, so any messages you send to it will be ignored.