Many iOS apps have a "scroll up to refresh" feature, such as the Twitter app. If you scroll up beyond the beginning of the page or table, you'll get a message explaining how to use the feature.
That controller is not from Apple but many apps seem to use it. I was told it was released for public use by a programmer, but I can't find it after a long google session.
I'd be grateful if anyone can direct me to it! Thanks!
This is a popular implementation: https://github.com/enormego/EGOTableViewPullRefresh
Here's a link to the original code by enormego on github:
https://github.com/enormego/EGOTableViewPullRefresh
https://github.com/enormego/EGOTableViewPullRefresh
Also it was in Facebook's three20 library I guess.
I was able to find two examples a few minutes after posting this question:
How to make a Pull-To-Reload TableView just like Tweetie 2
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I'm making a music player application by following this tutorial using packages from
audio_service: ^0.18.4
just_audio: ^0.9.20
the music player app runs smoothly, but I want to add a button in the notification view section, is there a way to do it?
if must be write in native Android side, there is documentation maybe? thanks
I'm not a flutter expert, but I believe installing a third-party library would give you an answer, more specifically the awesome notifications 's Notifications with action buttons section.
I've found this website and this video, which in my opinion is very useful. The reason behind this is that I learned based on this video too and was able to make awesome things, so I think it could help you too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAq9fVn3X7U
https://pub.dev/packages/awesome_notifications
I believe their discord server (mentioned in the above article) has a very helpful community, I think you could get a more professionally appropriate answer than from me.
Any of you knows how to implement a facebook like natively in iOS app?. I'll like to implement the button like normla IUbutton.
You may find this useful. I was looking for it the other day but have not had a chance to implement.
http://www.raywenderlich.com/1626/how-to-post-to-a-users-wall-upload-photos-and-add-a-like-button-from-your-iphone-app
In short I don't believe there is a way to do it using native UIbutton.
There is no way to do this natively at this time. The quickest way to do it is to load a webview, and navigate to the page that you wish to like.
Lately FB opened this throught their SDK
Check this out
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/like-button/
In my app i have my own form for sign-in Twitter.
Is it possible login without standard webview (with popup from bottom) ??? I mean without framework which uses the most app from AppStore
Maybe some examples...
Thanks advance.
All hail WWDC: This is definitely what you want. That is, if you will use new APIs. This one only works with iOS 5.
Please remember to click the hollow check mark if this answer works for you. People are much more likely to answer your questions if you do.
Have anyone used and can recommend to me a tool called sensible tableview for iPhone development? I have been hearing a lot about it lately so I've been wondering if anyone has any experience with it. Thanks.
I bought it and have found it worthwhile. The customer support is excellent. There are still some bugs on the iPad, but they're working with me to fix them very rapidly.
I have also purchased it, and can recommend it.
Look around in google, and this page is the only page I see. I didn't here anything about sensible TableView before:(
The question says it all-how hard is it? Is it allowed? Any other comments?
Thanks!
It's easy -- just use a UIWebView. I don't know of any rules against it. I have one out there that got approved.
Although apps that are just a webview may get through to the store, you can make your app feel like an iphone app by just doing a very minimal amount of work. I think the best bet is to at least have a tab controller with the webview in one tab and an "About" page in another. Or possibly tab views that point to the various sections of the webpage. I think you and your users will be more pleased with the result if you do just a little UIKit stuff.