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.
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I just found some codes with splitview on iPhone, but all of these codes are using xib files. I want a demo using storyboard. The splitview that I mean is that one like facebook uses: http://i.stack.imgur.com/lqJW5.png
If anybody know some source that I can use for my study, I really appreciate that.
Thanks.
What the Facebook app uses is a highly customized view controller. There is no true UISplitViewController available for iPhone. If you want something like what Facebook did, you will have to write it from scratch (or nearly so).
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! :)
I saw mulitple apps using this, e.g. Facebook iPad App, Twitter iPad App .
How is it implemented, that multiple views can be draged in and out to the main view?
It seems as they are all in one chain of views.
I can't figured it out.
Thanks for your help.
Twitter and Facebook both do some pretty custom stuff for their iPad apps. They also both have lots of open source iOS code that helped them do it. Check out TWUI from Twitter and Three20 from Facebook.
A slightly easier way to do a similar effect is to use a UISplitViewController. A split view controller is kind of like the big brother of a UINavigationController on the iPhone.
You can add multiple subview uiviews on top of each other and move them when needed with cabasicanimation..
Also another and probably better way is using layers in quartzcore. You can addsunviews to layers and arrange them however you want. You can even make layers drop shadows and have rounded edges..
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 trying to develop a grid-like application for the iPad. Has anyone seen a control that displays info in a grid? In the demos they use a grid-like layout in both the iBooks store and the pictures application.
Specifically in pictures, they are displaying a dynamic list of data in a grid.
I can work around it, of course, but I'd rather use a control if one exists. Thanks!
DTGridView:
http://www.danieltull.co.uk/blog/2009/10/28/dtgridview/
You should try AQGridView it does what you need.
Here are few screens of apps that use this library:
The people who know what controls are or or not in the 3.2 iPhone dev tools have all committed to Apple NDA so we can't tell you.
Steve is always watching.
If you have signed the NDA you should go to the Apple boards and ask.
You can however, make a gird like display very simply with the standard UITableview. Just have a tableviewcell subclass that displays columns. It took me about an hour to reproduce the photo picker display using that method.
Nope, you will have to create your own. People have been writing Home Screen compatible views though, so you might want to search for open source projects with that functionality.