I’m building an app that is similar to apple maps but I want to implement a side menu. Currently I’m using pulley to imitate my app like apple map but while using pulley I’m not being able to implement side menu.
I’m using the same technique in another app and side menu works absolutely fine but in pulley implemented app, side menu just doesn’t show up neither the app gives any error.
I think the issue is in constraints, can you please tell me how to play with constraints to move map and drawer view controller to a side so that side menu shows up.
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i am currently developing an app and i will need to implement google ad banner.
I am supposed to display the ad banner in the main view controller. But i have a side menu bar. Currently, when i open the side menu, the ad is blocked.
Is this a correct behaviour? Or is there any way that i can make the ad visible even when the side menu appears?
I know that for android, they would have a gap at the bottom to display the ad, so all the view controllers are shortened by the amount of the height the ad banner has?
Is that achievable in iOS as well?
Yes, you can achieve the Android like behavior very easily in iOS too.
Just create a Parent view controller and embed each controller in it.
Rest of the idea you can take from iADSuite below.
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/samplecode/iAdSuite_Storyboard/Listings/ContainerBanner_ContainerBanner_BannerViewController_m.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40013458-ContainerBanner_ContainerBanner_BannerViewController_m-DontLinkElementID_11
I'm wondering what's the name of the draggable menu at the bottom of the iOS map. (See picture :)
I want to implement the same kind of interface for my app.
It´s not called anything special, but some refer to it as "Card". Here is a great tutorial of how to implement the bottom card as Apple Maps, from the question:
How can I mimic the bottom sheet from the Maps app?
I'm new to native development on xcode and have gotten started working with WatchKit to put together a Watch extension for my HTML5 hybrid app. I'm trying to figure out how to hide the indicator dot on a page-based app view. It looks like the iOS analogue provides the ability to hide the dot, but I can't seem to find anything for WatchKit. The Apple reference site doesn't appear to indicate any such functionality, and don't see any config in the storyboard. I've Googled and searched on StackOverflow, and haven't found anything there either.
Is it possible to hide the page indicator dot on a page-based app view? If so, how might I accomplish this?
It is currently not possible to hide page indicator.
I'm creating an ios/android app that is implemented with partially native code and html5/css and built-in mobile webkit, I need to make it support both ios and Android, hence the html5/css selection. In my app I created a tabbar with 4 tab buttons, each tabview contains a webview, the tabs and tabbars are implemented natively, meaning the code for this is either objective-c or Java. What happens in those webviews are html5/css/js... I wonder if this is the appropriate way to implement it, or should I wrap the whole thing up in one single webview, and implement everything using html5, including the tabbar. Or let me ask this way, what did facebook do with its tabbars in its app? I'm concerning about user experience and seamless transition/animation.
If I can mimic the native ios/Android tabbar using html5, how may I? Anyone could maybe provide a link to a tutorial? Thanks!
I'm making a simple menu drawer for my app and I am curious if it's better to do a CGAffineTransform translation on the mainView to show the drawer, or if I can just change the mainView.frame.origin.x? Something tells me I'm sure that one is better for performance than the other.
Can anybody point me to which one I should be using?