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Is there any method that calls in app when user made screenshot (hold home button + power) ???
Or which methods could be called ? Like applicationDidBecomeActive or something else ? Thanks...
You could periodically check the latest photo in the library using code from this answer.
Then check some properties to see if it is NOT coming from the camera or other source:
the format should be PNG
dimensions should match the screen size
some additional metadata, perhaps
In iOS 4.0, there was a notification fired PictureWasTakenNotification, but not anymore in iOS 5.0 or latter.
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I am interested to develope an app which will show quotes on the lock screen of my iPhone. I want app like following image.
I am trying to do it but not getting any idea.
Please help me so I can start working on it.
This is not possible, the SDK does not let you do this.
As #Toam pointed out, the SDK does not allow you to set the lock screen background. However, you can kinda-sorta get around this. If you're willing to play a little music, you can set your own images/text to the lock screen in playback mode. Details can be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/8387406/716216
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I am developing an application which allow user to take photo and can set the photo as home screen image?
In case if the device is Jail breaked any solutions?
thanks in advance
You cannot set the background image pragmatically and there are no APIs to do this. Your only option is to save an image to the users' Photos and then tell them that they can set it from there.
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Iam developing one application.In that i need to show the local notification with single button.So pease tell me how to show single button in notification.
Since iOS 5 the default setting is to use the Notification center, thus there is no more dialog with buttons any more.
Also you should not force a user to do something, thats bad design.
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I'm writing an application that saves photos to a webOS Device. After my app saves a photo, I've noticed that it doesn't show up in the Palm-supplied Photos app. What can I do so that the photo can be seen in the Photos app?
I found the solution here:
https://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3791
There is currently a bug in webOS that prevents this from working. As a workaround, calling the download manager twice forces a refresh.
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is that new in 3.1?
Yes, in 3.1, the behavior of the tel: call changed back to the way it was in 2.x. AFAIK, 3.0 is the only version that asks the user for confirmation.
Just tried it in an another app and it placed the call without asking me first. Guess you could file a bug report if Apple if you don't think it should behave this way (personally I'm OK with it).