I want to use native calendar to get date and time.How to use it programatically in my iphone application. If any one know please help me.
Simple answer: You can't.
There are some classes around you can use that come quite close, the one I find best is here:
https://github.com/klazuka/Kal
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I am working on universal App. In my App i need to add an event based calendar.
Is there any good tutorial to do this or anyone then please provide some information about how to create calendar and add an events to the dates.
You can have a look at https://github.com/klazuka/Kal as its easy to understand and sample is also included.
i'm trying to add a calendar.ics file to iphone's native calendar.I want to know that is it possible to do that?
Thanks in advance
you Add other library as like TAPKU Library And Use its Calender Its good look..
I dont think that it is possible to access native ios calendar.
I'm trying to think of ways to import random words into an app that I'm working on and I was thinking that the iPhone has an auto correct library for certain words, so my question is this:
Does the iPhone have dictionary that developers can pull from? And if so, how might one do this? And if not, does anyone have any ideas how I might do that, without entering them all in on my own?
Thanks!
Apple announced that access to a system wide dictionary will be available in iOS5. However, If you need to discuss it further, you will probably want to post a question in the developer forums since the details of the API are probably still covered under NDA.
There is no such dictionary API from which you may use for your mentioned purpose.
Does anyone know if the popup in the attached screenshot is standard in the SDK? I'm trying to figure out how to make it and don't really want to start from scratch.
It's not standard in the SDK (actually it is, but it's private so you can't use it in AppStore apps).
However, there's a lot of open source components that do exactly that.
My favourite is SVProgressHUD, but a popular alternative is MBProgressHUD.
Can anyone tell me the best way to go about making an iPhone application support multiple languages? I am going to put separate versions for each language in the App Store, but what is the best way to represent this in Xcode?
Putting a separate app in the store for each language is NOT the way to go. The iPhone SDK handles multiple languages with grace, and you only need to have a single app with all the various translations. The iPhone's locale setting will direct your app as to which language to use.
A good place to start is here.
I haven't done iPhone dev yet, but "normal" Cocoa apps use ".lproj" strings files for different languages. See the docs about those, that should help. Good luck.