i'm new in iphone app developing,
and i just wanted to create a buttonbar like this on the left screenshot.
http://www.internet-fuer-architekten.de/files/iphone_app-simulation2.png
What kind of buttons are these?
The only buttons i can find in xcode are the "Round Rect buttons" and the "Toolbar Buttons". But both of them do differ to the buttons on the screenshot.
I saw this Buttons in many apps on my iPhone, so i thought they must be Buttons from IOS.
Does anybody know, how to get this buttons?
Thanks, guys.
The left screenshot shows an UIActionSheet. You can use this class to make similar action sheet popups, but if you'd like to use that button style outside of an UIActionSheet class, you'll have to create a custom UIButton with background image.
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On a number of iPhone applications I'm seeing a little blue circular button that, when clicked on, displays information about the application. Is this something that is built into the iOS SDK, or is it simply a custom button with a custom image?
You can make an info button in Interface Builder by placing a button (a Rounded Button) and changing its type into dark or light info button.
You can also crate an info button programmatically like this:
UIButton *infoButton = [UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeInfoDark];
It's in the Interface Builder. Place a Round-Rect button and change the type to "Info Light" or "Info Dark"
Then you simply link it to creating a new subview in which you place all the information about the app or whatever else you would like to put there.
Yes, it is built into the SDK.
Place a button in interface builder and choose info dark and info
light from the button types in the attributes inspector.
Is this the button?
It is available in dark gray and light gray only.. if it is not.. Please post a link to which button you are referring to.
You can make an info button in Interface Builder by placing a button (a Rounded Button) and changing its type into dark or light info button.
I can't seem to find it anywhere, I don't know if its a pre-built object apple offer or if people custom build them.
When in an iPhone app you tap a button and then up it slides, a view which looks like a UIPickerView in visual style but has a list of buttons on it.
What is this, how could I make one? Also, on iPad, similarly, the popover view with a list of buttons. Thanks.
Are you looking for UIActionSheet ?
How can I add an image to a UINavigationBar that is a UIButton? For example, take a look at the Safari app. It has some nice buttons on the bottom UINavigationBar. I'd like to put a Share button on a UINavigationBar. Does anyone know how to do this? And does anyone know where I can get a "Share" button? For instance, the type of "Share" button that pulls up an email and emails someone something.
The bottom bar is a UIToolbar and the buttons are instance of UIBarButtonItem. You can use the initWithImage:style:target:action: initializer for your purpose.
Alright, so I have a TableView in one of my Views in my iPhone app. I'm using a UINavigationController, so using that I created the UIToolBar at the bottom of the table. Works great. However, I want the items in the toolbar to resemble how the Facebook app has them:
Not only would I like the Buttons (I will have only 2) to resemble those. (They connect when touching another button), but I really want to show the user what "Tab" they are on. In the image above, it is obvious to the user they are on the Wall. When they touch "Info", it becomes darkened and the user knows where they are. Does anyone know how they did it so my app may also have clear navigation?
What you have on a picture is standard UISegmentControl with UISegmentedControlStyleBar style - you can use it.
Just use a UISegmentedControl like they did
I want to add an「i」button on the top right in the navigationbar, just like the one in the Stocks application. Does iPhone SDK has this built-in button? I looked up the document but couldn't find any. Thanks a lot.
Sure, this is a standard UIButton with a type of info light. You can set it up in IB. However, you can't add it to your Navigation Bar, since nav bars can only have bordered buttons. The simple solution is to create it manually and it via code using [UIBarButtonItem initWithCustomView:...]