I am creating a simple app for iphone...I am just learning iphone programming..
I have just added image view and added a image to it...
When i run and build it...i am not able to see the image..
Am i missing something?
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I have been working on making home screen button link images for my app to take the user to different pages. When I was finally done with making all of the custom photos (all same resolution), only two of them show up on my device/simulator and I can not for the life of me figure out why. You can view what the storyboard vs the simulator looks like here. It looks the exact same on my iPhone 4, and I adjusted all of the view controllers in my storyboard to be compatible with retina 3.5 inch only. If anyone knows whats going on, I would be more than happy to hear your feedback. Thank you.
1)just strech more that means just try to increase the width & height of your images just by pulling or streching them.
2)be sure images has correct Named
3)be sure that images are added in project
How do you add a static image (.png) as soon as the iPhone application starts before loading the content of the application. In other words, I want an introduction image. I can't figure out the code required to do this.
Thanks in advance!
Just create an image and name id Default.png. It appears while the app is loading.
I am adding a UIImageView to my view in viewDidLoad.
It works fine when I run the application using the simulator, but when I use a device the image is not shown.
Any idea?
It sounds like the image, not the ImageView, is missing. How are you loading the Image into the ImageView? Make sure that you are loading an image that is part of your XCode project so that it gets released along with the app itself.
Crazy question. Is it included as part of your build target?
I'm using the Utility Application template to build my app.
Having a hard time getting an image to show up as the app launch. (I'm having this difficulty with all the templates basically)
Basically, right now when the app launch, it starts with a black background and it takes a second or 2 before the content appears.
However, I see that some apps has an image as it opens up. How do they do that?
I tried adding it to the "UIWindow" and have it set to "visible at launch". It doesn't quite work as expected. (i.e I think it goes behind the views since it is visible only when the views are flipping)
Thank you,
Tee
You need to add Default.png image to your resources directory. That should do the trick.
I have an app that shows a series of UIImageViews on a ScrollView. The app starts by loading a 'splash page' then transitioning to the first image to be shown. The image for the splash page is actually loaded into the UIImageView nib in Interface Builder.
The problem I am having is that I am trying to reuse this app for a different set of images (the app is basically a template). This includes the splash page. I have done everything I can think of to replace the splash page image including, of course, modifying the view in Interface Builder and loading a different image. However, the previous splash page image still appears briefly when I run the app in simulator.
I have also tried: reviewing the .xib file text; removing the build directory from the app.
Looking for any suggestions on how to make this old image go away.
Edit: I have also deleted the 'old' image from the project. So it seems as if it is still being stored somewhere. Have also deleted the icons from Simulator.
isn't it the Default.png ?