I'm building an app for a client that includes lightweight support for Watchkit.
It uses a WKUserNotificationInterfaceController to display local notifications to the user. I have defined both a static and a custom "long look" interface.
I notice that the "Sash" title on the notification is the app display name, forced to all caps. (This is the colored bar at the top of the notification that has the app icon and app title displayed on it.)
The client's app name is a mix of upper and lower case that is part of their branding. They want the sash name to honor that mixed upper/lower case.
Does anybody know of a way to change the text that's displayed in the notification sash, or are we stuck with an upper-case version of the app display name?
i noticed it too, and currently there is no way to change it, It seems it's managed by Apple and even the title is kinda hidden to be changed.
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With App Store's product page optimization, it is possible to A/B Test different default app icons.
Is there a way from within the app's code, at runtime, to determine in code with icon is the one the user sees?
Please note: This question is NOT about alternate app icons.
Nor it is about knowing if the default icon is being used.
I want to know with icon is the default.
We implemented in-app rate dialog in two our applications, however one application has cool looking view with text description but another has only icon without text. We use SKStoreReviewController to show this popup and its API has only one method (two if count deprecated) to show popup and doesn't have any customization options. Both application were launched on the same device model with same iOS version differences only in theme settings, as you could see by popup color
How it's possible to turn weird-looking popup to cool-looking with text description on it?
There’s a new Fleksy keyboard release for iOS 8 featuring a keyboard extension. The color of the keyboard extension can be changed from the containing Flexy.app without turning on the RequestsOpenAccess mode (or “Allow Full Access” in the UI). How is that possible when the containing app and the extension share no container?
(Now that I think about it, this is a huge security question, too. If the containing app can communicate with the keyboard extension, maybe it can also read your keystrokes? I’m not saying that Fleksy does it, just that it should be impossible in principle, unless the extension is granted full access.)
I see. The app doesn’t communicate with the keyboard through the shared container, it communicates through the sample textfield in the app. When user taps to change the color theme, the app inserts a special string into the textfield, the keyboard notices the string, parses the theme name and stores the setting in its own user defaults.
I want to create a Alphabet (Character) tracing and learning app.Which will be multilingual app.The font for different language will be attached in app resource folder. First user select language and fond. According to language selection the keyboard will be shown.Then user enter a character and trace. Is it possible to show keyboard according to language selection.Or I have to create custom keyboard.Please suggest me.
You have no control over which keyboard gets shown, unless you create a custom one, unfortunately. If you had control, you might request to show a keyboard that the user has not enabled in their settings and this would cause a problem. The only keyboards you can request to open are the ones listed in UIKeyboardType
I submitted my Wp7 app but it was rejected for the reason is
Application content, such as text and visual
elements, must be visible and legible regardless of
the phone theme. For example, if the phone
theme changes from black background to white
background, the text and visual elements of your
application must be visible or legible.
Test Process Required:
1. Navigate to the Settings page in the app list.
2. Tap theme and change Background to 'Dark'.
3. Launch the application.
4. Verify that the text and visual elements of the
application are visible and legible.
5. Navigate back to the theme page under
Settings, and change Background to 'Light'
6. Launch the application.
7. Verify that the text and visual elements of the
application are visible and legible.
actually i am using ListBox in my Xmal page in that i have set baground color Block and font color is white. How to change Font color that when they Change Device Background color in Window phone7..please help me..How to resolve this ..
You could hard code your back and foreground colors in XAML or you could use the WindowsPhone Color resources.
MSDN Windows Phone Resources
To Solve this i showed a MessageBox to the User the first time he starts the application that the app is using his location and what the app is doing with it. Then you need to give an option in the application somewhere to turn the using of his location completely off, i added this to my apps settings page. And you could provide information about why you using location in a separate page and have the setting to turn it on and off there.
The MessageBox and the Turn off setting works my app got certified like this.