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i have to develope an application in which
i have to add two buttons within the keyboard
i need to know how to implement it.
please help me.
i will be thank full.
I have been watching the iphone classes that are in itunes from Stanford University. They had someone from Apple there and asked this question and they said that you cannot change the keyboard except to change the return key to one of the other settings for it. I do like what Facebook and Tweetie (the guy that wrote this also talked in the iphone classes) have done to add buttons. They stated that overall Apple wanted a consistant look and feel to things like the keyboard.
You can't do this. You can do what the Facebook and Tweetie apps do, though, and add an additional set of controls right above the keyboard.
You can do it with the latest iOS version. Check the inputView property of UITextField for details.
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I am making my first app.
I'm doing the treehouse tutorials and I've made a button and a label from a single view template. When I press "play" or "run" the simulator just brings up either a white screen (for ipad) or nothing (for iphone). What am I missing? I've searched on google, but it's such a generic question that I couldn't find what I was looking for without explaining myself. What obvious little thing am I missing here?
Try setting your initial view controller in your MainStoryboard.
I think Sam is trying to say that in your project settings, you have a choice of "Main Interface" (which must be a XIB file) or "Main Storyboard". If you set this your app will know which view to show on startup.
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I'm trying to create simple combo box for my app. I've read the following question: Add UIPickerView & a Button in Action sheet - How?
Do you have links for a nice image that I can put on the button that acts like a combobox? I searched the web with no luck, so whoever uses my app doesn't know that this button is actually a combobox.
Thanks.
Here's link to some nice iphone kit images:
iOS 5 GUI PSD (iPhone 4S)
If you can't find it there, do what we all do, either design the images yourself or hire a designer :)
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I have conceptualized an iphone/ipad app over the past 12 months. I now have all screens designed from a 'what should be on them and how should the screens work'. Now I need to add the UI Widgets to an iphone screen to get pixels and coordinates of all buttons etc.to give to my developer. I have downloaded XCode and the Interface Builder. I don't have any programming know-how (except for the course I took in fortran for a Cognate language requirement to get my Ph.D in 1975)
Is this the tool I should be using or are their others.
Where can I get a good tutorial on Interface builder. the help in the program is not good.
Any thoughts are appreciated by this old guy.
Pay the $99 for a developer account if you haven't already, that will give you accede to the WWDC videos, they are a decent start.
The question doesn't really belong here, but if you are trying to design the user interface as a wireframe, try Balsamiq to sketch up your design.
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hi and tnx in advance for support.
I need to create simple iPad application.
Structure is:
screen with two big buttons / image if posible in middle / center of screen
This two buttons will separate my portfolio on two segments.
After selecting one of buttons on first screan, page / screen will show with links / buttons to 4-5 child level screens.
I am totaly new (read noob) for mac and Xcode, so any help will be more than helpfull to me.
also if you know some easy way ather than using Xcode please suggest it to me ....
thank you very much in advance
Perhaps you could learn Processing.js to create a Web App? Additionally, you could then learn how to make a simple iPhone App that contains a WebView and your Processing.js code.
Or slightly more complex you could use iProcessing.
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I'm trying to block all user input in my app. That includes touch event,sleep button, home button, etc. It's for jailbroken device. So you can use whatever that works.
Thank you!
Press and hold the power button.
Even with a Jailbroken device I dont think there is anyway to prevent the home button from quitting your app. Its a bit like ctrl-alt-delete on windows.
Erm, how is this a good idea? There's no way they'd be able to exit the app then.
It's a bad form to ask for help creating what sounds like a malicious app, or at least not provide enough details to make it clear what the heck you're doing.