I'm newbie. I have created a table ( maybe a box ) with one row and one column.
I want to see this table when I access it in PC or Laptop. But when I access it by Ipad or Iphone, I don't want to display this border.
Please tell me how to do that?
Thanks.
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I have an app which I'm converting to a universal binary.
The app uses a custom table view within a Tabbar controller which draws different sizes depending on the detected screenBound height.
It draws the table just fine on different devices but the rows in the table view use images as buttons.
image.png and image#2x.png work just fine but the app is failing to recognise image~ipad.png (have also tried image-ipad.png)
So no matter what I do the table is using iPhone images on iPad.
Have been trying for hours to figure out why. Please help.
Check that your image is targeted to the app in Developer Tools. Select an image and then place a checkmark in Utility panel on the right
I have been working on making home screen button link images for my app to take the user to different pages. When I was finally done with making all of the custom photos (all same resolution), only two of them show up on my device/simulator and I can not for the life of me figure out why. You can view what the storyboard vs the simulator looks like here. It looks the exact same on my iPhone 4, and I adjusted all of the view controllers in my storyboard to be compatible with retina 3.5 inch only. If anyone knows whats going on, I would be more than happy to hear your feedback. Thank you.
1)just strech more that means just try to increase the width & height of your images just by pulling or streching them.
2)be sure images has correct Named
3)be sure that images are added in project
We are working on a mobile website framework and recently found the below issue on iphone.
Issue : when I visit the form elements using the iPhone and select the dropdown lists, the display zooms in a little to make the list visible. When I select an option and tap Done, the display remains zoomed; I have to pinch to get back to how it was.
Is there a way to make the screen scale back to the proper size?
Thanks / Lokesh
I'm developing an application for the iPad. On the first screen the user is required to select from a list of options (about 10 - 15). I'm using a table view for the purpose. However on the large iPad screen I feel like I'm not quite using the screen real estate the best way possible. This is because each cell in my table view just consists of a title (no detail description & thumbnail image).
I was wondering as to how I can create an attractive user interface to present the limited list of options. I've seen that what apple does in most of its iPas applications is have multiple table views side by side (2 in case of portrait & 3 in case of landscape).
However in my application there simply aren't that many options in order to need multiple table views. Any ideas?
Just use a split view, I think it's more attractive...
I have an iPad app out on the app store which I'm interested in making an iphone version for. The whole screen is used in the iPad app, with basic strings that display information.
How could I bring all that to the iPhone and make it scrollable? For example, to make it fit on the phone I would have the title on top, then a string stating like name on the left, then under it the name. I need to do this for about 7 items such as address and email, therefore in order to make it all fit it would have to go down below the iPhone screen. How would I be able to make the screen scrollable so I can view what is below it?
I understand table views scroll but the way the information is, having a table view would look weird and would be too overkill if you get what I mean.
Thanks.
UIScrollView.
For what it's worth, it actually does sound (from your description) that you actually would want to use a UITableView, but maybe I'm misunderstanding.
Use a UIScrollView