There is an In-app-Purchase screen where I have to display a button with text "unlock all £0.99" so that when player clicks that the In-app purchase moves forward.
The currency and localised price value are retrieved & populated from SKProduct.
Every other currencies which I have tested such as $, ¥, € renders fine the in label. However, when I use £ currency, the label just ignores that sign.
Is there are any workaround for it, other than reporting bug to apple at the moment?
No £ Sign rendered:
But shows in SKLabelNode.text:
Renders $ sign properly:
I found cause of the issue. The issue was with the Font that I was using in game. It failed to render certain currencies such as £. When I tried using Comic Sans MS font, all currency signs include £ appeared magically. So I end up using Comic Sans MS font for that button text which shows currency sign.
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First post here but i've been struggling with something for a while. I'm creating a form in Contact Form 7, and tweaking the Mail reply using the mail tags. I'm using several sections of checkbox items, but when they're relayed back via the email, the checked box text displays as follows:
red, green, yellow, blue etc
However, i'd like them to display as:
red
green
yello
blue
The checkboxes I want to include on my form are longer sentences so they just display as a big block of sentences rather than a list when sent in an email to the form host/person filling in the form.
I can't find a way to get into the mail tag [checkbox] to style that item in particular, despite being able to style the email generated in general (bold text, coloured text etc). I've tried several (probably quite amateur) things, but nothing is working.
This page on my site has an example of what i'm talking about: http://www.adgreen-apa.net/social-contact/send-us-your-thoughts
Any help appreciated!
I'm trying to use the "✔" symbol in an email. When sent to iPhones and iPads it appears as a custom black checkmark emoji. This would be okay, but I am trying to have the checkmark appear blue.
Desktop: (with additional black box)
Mobile:
The solution is to specify the font 'dingbats':
<span style="font-family:dingbats, arial unicode ms, code2000, sans-serif;">✔</span>
My app's icon includes some text.
So I want to change language of the text by language or country.
There is a post which says localizing app icon is not supported:
But it was posted in December 2010, one and half years ago from now.
Is it still not possible to change icon of app by language?
Localizing both icon of app on device and icon on App Store are not supported?
Or localizing icon only on App Store is possible?
This hasn't changed. I have the impression, given their guidelines not to include banners such as "Free" and "Pro" (in spite of their popularity), that Apple's philosophy is that icons should be symbolic rather than textual, and that the app's name (localizable) is displayed anyway, therefore there should be no need for text in the icon.
I do agree that this is a pity though, as it is indeed valid to expect that icons should be localizable. After all, symbols can often be culture-specific... An extreme case would be a hand signal which could mean a friendly hello in one culture and an very nasty thing in another. Even colours have different connotations in different cultures. An often cited example is the colour of mourning, which is black in the West and white in some Asian cultures.
Your app's icon is a static image, you can't localize it. The only option is to remove the text from your app's icon. Why are you putting text in your app's icon anyway?
In my app I have a chat option.
While sending emoji symbols I am able to send some symbols, but not others.
For example, if a user types <3), this works, but :D) does not.
There are unicodes , those are used for displaying emojis.
So either u can display using unicodes or else there is a built in keyboard for emojis.
You just need to set that keyboard for the textfield or textview , where u need to display emoji.
Here is the link for the unicodes
http://arashnorouzi.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/adding-graphics-and-emoji-characters-to-apple-push-notifications/
When you look at Settings - General - Keyboard you can see text "Double tapping the space bar will insert a period followed by a space".
Question: how can I do something similar in my own app settings?
Got pretty close by using PSGroupSpecifier for text, but can't figure out how to center the text. Centering is the missing feature I'm now looking for.
No, you can't do that with AppStore Settings bundles.
You can fake centering by inserting a lot of spaces at the beginning.
(Centering the text is restricted to internal "preference bundles".)
changed for ios 4.0 - > make use for the footerText field of a group specifier.
follow:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/PreferenceSettings/Conceptual/SettingsApplicationSchemaReference/Articles/PSGroupSpecifier.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40007009-SW1
all you will need is in there.