I was wondering if there is an easy way to display an alertview, but then not display it again until a week passes. Thanks for your help
Yes. Checkout Local Notifications
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I want to get the list of dates from selected day from calendar.
The scenario is that I have a screen in which I am displaying the weekly days and user can select any of the day from week. Suppose that any user selected "Monday" and "Friday" from that weekly Calendar then I want the dates which is coming on "Monday" and "Friday" during the current whole year in a list. I attached the screen shot of that app for getting better idea.
This functionality I want in flutter. So, if anyone have idea about it then please let me know.
Any type of your help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Before Flutter v1.7.8 update, showTimePicker would show the HOUR only, but after the update a fix was implemented to show the minutes after the hour is picked.
In our current project, we don't need to show the minutes, we ask the user to pick the time only.
How do we NOT SHOW the minutes picker, after the hour is picked?
Any help is appreciated!
How can i change the text as iCal icon in iPhone do. I want to change the date in my app icon for iPhone.
I have an countdown app. I want to show the remaining days left as iCal shows the date. How is this possible in Objective-c?
You can change the applicationIconBadgeNumber . UILocalNotification lets you send send local notifications , which you can use to periodically update your application.
You can display the day value in application icon.
For that, you have to use "applicationIconBadgeNumber" property of the app.
Make sure, it will accept only integer value. Means you can not display entire date format in that. You can only display no of day in app icon.
Hope it will be helpful to you.
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I need to select dates from a calender with a click of a button.
I tried UIDatePicker, but it is occupying major part of screen.
Can I have any other way to do this?
Thanks in advance.
It's generally recommended to use the UIDatePicker.
I would suggest you link it to a button/tableviewcell, which when pressed presents an actionsheet with the UIDatePicker. This way will shortly occupy a large part of the screen when it's selected. In my experience there is no other way around it.
I am working with Ajax's CalendarExtender and this is what I would like to accomplish.
I want to have a text and when a user clicks on the text box, I would like to pop up calendar with previous disabled (crossed out).
Would someone know or link to this sample code?
Thank you.