I have a list of my clients in a google fusion table. I need to make it be clickable for iphone, either in the table or in card view (where I can add inline css)
Nothing work so far..
Help!
What kinds of links have you been adding, exactly? We scrub displayed data to avoid security problems and it's possible we are being overzealous.
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I'm building an app, and I want the main view to be "tile" based, kind of like how the App Store looks:
In other words, I'd like to be able to add rounded "tiles" (like the get fit, now trending) to my view with certain information- a method that adds tiles in certain scenarios, with certain information. I'd also like the view to be scrollable, and the tiles to expand and reveal more information when clicked.
I have no idea how to start this, so I'm sorry for the vagueness, but any help is appreciated.
Anyone looking to make a UI like the App Store's today page will find what they want in the Cocoapod called "Cards."
I tried to find solution for this across lot of resources on the internet including the Passbook documentation but I didn't have any success.
I know it's possible to add hyperlink on the back of the Passbook but that's not something I can use.
I'm trying to create a Passbook with the logo, date and title on the top, two hyperlinks (buttons) in the middle and the barcode in the bottom of the Passbook.
Thanks in advance!
No, it's not possible to add hyperlinks to the fields on the front of a pass. The data detector behaviour of Wallet only applies to back fields.
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/UserExperience/Reference/PassKit_Bundle/Chapters/FieldDictionary.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012026-CH4-SW5
Under the Standard Field section, you'll see mention of dataDetectorTypes. It's stated there.
I want to send some log data to the ios app settings menu. I have dynamic text fields that I can change from that app working, but I need a text block now.
What I need to do is have a menu item that has a child view. That part too I have working. You click on View Logs from my app settings menu and it takes me to a blank page right now. How can I add a large dynamic text block? I have tried adding a Group and setting the Key to FooterText which I think is what I need to do. I can specify static text in there right now.
I don't know how to make it dynamic though. Any ideas?
Not exactly clear on what you are trying to do here (maybe clarify?). If you need a large text view then why not consider UITextView. You can jam essentially as much text in there as you want.
Settings is really not meant to serve as a read-write repository in the manner you describe. It is really focused on write infrequently, read many (think LDAP). However, you can make a lot of text data available through settings if that's what you want. Since the fields in settings don't support large quantities of text data, you might consider this approach. Even though it talks about 'licenses and attribution' you could apply this to logfiles as well.
best way to add license section to iOS settings bundle
I have made a resume maker app in iOS. It only has two fields for the work experiences. However, a user can have more than one experience and the number is uncertain. So, my app is restricting a user to enter the information for only two work experiences. Now my boss wants me to add a button and when I tap it one more field should be displayed for the experience. So, this will allow a user to add as much experiences as he wants. I have searched a lot about it but couldn't find anything helpful. If you can kindly lead me to any resource or just give a demo.
One approach you can do is to have a UITableView and have each single experience populated in each cell. Then when an add button is pressed, a view like UIPopover can appear and let the user fill out the info. After the form is filled, one extra cell would be generated to display the new experience. This approach works with deleting as well.
I have made the decision to use monotouch to develop an application that browses an rss feed and displays a grid of images much like browsing the picture library actually on the device.
My issue is that I have NO idea (even after extensive googling) as to what control I should use.
I want to be able to swish through the list of images which I really wanted in a UITableView BUT all documentation insists that UITableView only has 1 column :(
I dont want to get too complicated with my requirement at this stage for unloading and loading resource as the images go off screen but if anyone has any pointers for me in starting this and what control I should go for I would be grateful.
My initial thoughts are perhaps having n images in every cell and the cells are very wide (would an ipad only display those it can and automatically allow swiping to the others off screen?)
Many thanks
Richard
The UItableView is only one column, but you can define the UITableViewCell to your own class and allow any number of elements across it.
As to whether something goes off the screen, that is entirely down to your application.
Have a look at the developer videos on iTunes, especially the beginning table views sections, that should point you in the right way