I am trying to create a Splash Screen with html5 code embebed in iOs. I have been looking for some example but I didn't find anything. Does anyone know something about it?
Thank you.
Finally, I made one intermediate UIView that the app loads first in the window. Then the app loads the rest of the data and change the root view of the window.
It works! :)
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Inside the Twitter iPhone app, if you click on a link it pushes in a WebView.
Ive gotten this far, but I can't find the correct identifier for the forward and backward buttons like at the bottom left of the image below. Are they native? or are they just images they have created themselves?
You might want to have a look at a drop-in inline web view controller I did: SVWebViewController. It should save you a fair bit of coding :)
Per the list of UIBarButtonItems from the docs, those items you desire need to be custom images a they are not provided in the current SDK.
I'm going to submit a Lifestyle app to the App Store. I'm confused whether to add a Splash Screen to the App or not ?
Please advise me whether it's a good or bad idea as far as usability and App Store's submission guidelines are concerned.
Its bad - you shouldn't do that!
Please read the Start Instantly Section of the Apple HI Guidelines
Avoid displaying an About window or a
splash screen. In general, try to
avoid providing any type of startup
experience that prevents people from
using your application immediately.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/MobileHIG/UEBestPractices/UEBestPractices.html
You should definitely at least add a Default.png to your app if I understand your question correctly.
Launching an app and looking at a black screen for a split second is not the best user experience. Some nice-looking image with your company name or app logo will do. Or you could follow Apple's guidelines and present an image of the starting user interface so that your app will seem to load instantly.
Here's a relevant doc.
The developers guides mostly suggest a splash that looks like the starting screen of your app, to give people the impression the app has started. This has the bonus of allowing the user to start figuring out what they want to do while the program finishes loading.
From a users standpoint, I dislike most splash screens, I just want to get to the program, not look once again at what constitutes an advertisement for the program.
if your app loads blazingly fast,then you can provide this method in
- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:(UIApplication *)application
[NSThread sleepForTimeInterval:3];
Before your view controller is loaded.
It will halt the main thread for 3 seconds,which will give time to your splash screen.Thats the way i do and there is no problem with this method,as you are working on the main thread.
Yes, you can add a splash screen to your app.
Depending on what you do with your splash screen as far as extravagant animations go, I would go subtle, with minimal animations.
You can add a Default.png (see iOS documentation!) to your application bundle.
This image is being shown full screen while your application is loading.
Other than that, I wouldn't add a splash screen to your app.
Is it possible to load a view when we click a coverflow image?
Please suggest how this can be done.
Here you go ;)
http://www.chaosinmotion.com/flowcover.m
Please vote this post up if it helps :D
CoverFlow is not a standard iOS component. It doesn't have a public API. You'll need to either create your own or use a library someone else created.
In answer to your question, it is possible to load a view when you click an image. The iPod app probably creates a view, then uses an animation to present it onscreen.
Hey I'm working on a view based application with many views and I would like it to remember what view it was on when the app was quitted so when you start the app again if will go right to the view you left of at.
Any help please :)
Thanks!
I suggest using the Three20 TTNavigator tool as part of the Three20 tools - it is what the Facebook application uses to do exactly what you've said.
I have developed a project that has a single view. Now I want the view to be transparant so that I can see the iPhone menu. Is this possible and if so, how?
Thanks.
No, you can't see the springboard in your apps.
It is NOT possible to do that. You can't make the whole app transparent so that you see the springboard icons.
Of course, you could set a homescreen screenshot as background image in your app. But, as already said, it's not possible to do that what you want.