I´m using the UIPopOver in iOS, but mine looks like this:
but I want to make it look like this:
Please note that I DON´T want to use any 3rd-party-libary.
Maik
You can use UIPopoverBackgroundView to modify the design of your popover view.
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I just want to know is this a custom view controller or it is something provided by apple, if thats the case what is its name?
Its a custom modal view controller which you can animate in with UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator. If you don't want to mess with the code then consider using the Hero pod which can acheive a similar effect.
I need to implement tooltip in my iOS App. I would like to use CMPopTipView but with plazn text I would like to have some image also and detect click on this tooltip and perform some action after that. Is this is not possible with CMPopTipView is there any way to do that?
If you write app for iPad you can use UIPopoverController with custom background class via property popoverBackgroundClass to make it looks like tooltip, and also any view as content for popover.
UIPopoverController Class Reference
I meant, how to make PickerView looks not like a cylinder, but more like comboBox in Visual Studio? (Xcode)
Thanks!
It is almost impossible to change UIPickerView's appearance, use a UITableView instead.
you can use custom UIPickerView's ,not like cylinder and other form also , look at this link . this link have some example may be helpful for you
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I'm wondering whether there's a better way of implementing a "context menu" in my app. This is a screenshot of how it currently looks like and as you can see, almost the entire screen is already filled up with entries:
This is actually a UIAlertView with multiple "other" buttons.
I wondered if it's possible to create sort of a grid layout within the alert view and add three buttons per row which show icons only, instead of labels (in order to save some space). I'd like to make it similar to this (photoshopped) layout:
I read that it's possible to create a popup with custom stuff in it by using a UIView but perhaps you guys know an easier trick of accomplishing the same thing with an UIAlertView.
Is this even possible with an alert view?
it's impossible to create an UIAlertView like this.. Create a new UIView and add it to your viewController with [self.view addSubview:..]
You should use UIActionSheet instead of UIAlertView in this case. Or you can use modalViewController something like this: http://timneill.net/2010/09/modal-view-controller-example-part-1/
Is something like this possible? How?
Image made with some simple Photoshop.
It is not possible with the default UIActionSheet, However you can try custom control like
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Create your own view controller with the desired view layout and animate the view when presenting. It's much easier than risking changing the default UIActionSheet look and feel.