You know the two buttons that you get in iphone text messaging, when you click a received message(Copy|More)? Suppose I want to add one more, button there. How would I do it? I am not looking for a step by step guide. Please tell me where to start? What should I learn?
PS: I have basic ios app development knowledge.
You can try to start by having a look here at: Apple Documentation
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So I've got an existing app and I'm working on its appearance. The current task is customising the decimal pad that pops up when the user hits a textField.
I've looked around on how to make it but it always seems that you have to go into the iPhone/ipad settings and add the custom keyboard.
eg. This StackOverFlow Question
and they all seem to point to this same tutorial..
iOS 8: Creating a Custom Keyboard
My problem is that I don't want the user to have to go into settings.
So the question is....IS THIS POSSIBLE?
The following pic is what I want to use. I have made this in an XIB file through adding a target keyboard which makes the new folder with KeyboardViewController.swift , info.plist and NumPad.xib. Though i think I'm on the wrong track, can someone point me the right way please.
Also anyone know the exact dimensions this view should be.. assuming what I'm asking is in fact possible. Let me know if I'm not being clear enough!
NumPad.xib(pic)
Many many thanks,
Steve
SOLUTION: Thanks to Andrea for correcting my search keywords. It led me to this Stack Question which hopefully sends some others to the correct end of the internet that have mistakes custom keyboard with custom input views!
Sure it is possible without going into settings, but they are called custom input views.
You should look into inputViews here what Apple says about them Custom views for data input.
Basically when the user press a text field instead of loading the usual keyboard it loads an inputView that you specify, pay attention that custom keyboard term is misleading. If you google for tutorial you'll find most probably link like the ones that you found.
For a practical example check this tutorial or this, is a little bit old, but the principle are still the same
Is there anyway I can change the size of the title for an apple watch app?
The one that shows up on top left corner.
Take a look at this. It's the Apple development guide.
Also look into this. It's specific to Apple Watch App labels.
Edit:
This link specifically has the methods and properties used to resize label text within an Apple Watch App.
Both of these were found via a simple Google search. If you want help with a code block specifically, please edit your original question to add that code.
I also have the same issue. You can "kind of" solve it by using a group. Paste the group in, layer it over with another group and put the label inside there, change your label size by dragging the corners. That centers it. I don't think Apple has added the capability to freely move around labels like iOS View Controllers. I hope that helps for now :)
In Settings->General-Reset on an iPhone there is a list of blue text items that are , it seems to me to all intents and purposes, a series of buttons. I would like to implement such a button in my app settings. However I can't work out how this is done. In the Apple documentation there is nothing about a PreferenceSpecifier that would show this behaviour. I feel that I must be being particularly stupid about this and am missing some trick here. Would someone please point me in the right direction? Thank you
Silas
Apple can run code in Settings. You cannot. You can only declaratively change entry values in your settings.
User can split keyboard in my app.
I want to prevent keyboard split from user how can i do this?
Thanks in advance.
It is not possible to disable the option of splitting keyboard from user. Please see here for other option.
Sorry to say that, No you can't do this through code.
This feature is introduced in iOS 5 and greater.
If user don't want this feature then they can turnoff it from the settings App.
As far as I know, till now (16th January-2013) apple didn't provided any API for doing this.
I would like to have a subview in settings.bundle which works like the Passcode Lock section in settings -> general.
More specifically, I would like to have a subview with the functionality that I can change an access key used in my app, asking for the old one to change for a new one.
Some one have some code, clue, tutorial?
Thanks in advance.
Have you looked at the apple documentation? It explains how to do this.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/Cocoa/Conceptual/UserDefaults/Preferences/Preferences.html
Or check this tutorial http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1846575&seqNum=12
If you are wanting to make it look JUST LIKE the passcode lock screen it will be hard to do. Apple limits what a developer can do to the settings menu for their application. You could just put 4 text boxes on the screen but it won't be able to automatically go to the next box since you cannot add code to your settings bundle.