I want to replicate the iPad native calendar in my app, where I can select date/add events/drag events/ reschedule etc. I have seen some libs like taiku and kal but none of them replicates calendar similar to iPad. I found couple of applications which uses iPad style calender but not sure what all components are they using. Let me know if someone knows a library (even paid) or how to implement it (scrollViews? tableviews?)
Calendar
Calendar-Salesbag
-anoop
Finally found this....looks good
http://maniacdev.com/2014/04/example-code-a-reproduction-of-the-ios-7-ipad-calendar
-anoop
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I have a React Native application that uses a WebView to display a Highcharts chart. It was working for a while but out of nowhere it just stopped loading in Android. The only fix I could find was to disable Chrome and re-enable it. Which makes me believe there is something going on Chrome on my phone that's making it break. I see in the Android developer docs, the WebView has a destroy() function.
Is there a way I can call this function from my React Native app?
MMM the purpose of the question is unclear.
You don't want to display the webview ? don't display it , remove it from the render function.
You want to display the webview ? display it.
You want to have conditional rendering ? have it, it will destroy the webview or create a new one. There is a lot of posts of how to have conditional renderind in google.
My suggestion would be... update chrome. If it's already updated, go back to previous versions. If you have android 7+ i think you can change the webview provider in the developer options, if you can, change it to android system webview (you will need to manually install it from the play store). Don't use a native solution for personal device problems.
I'm currently working on an app where I need to displa charts like in the added picture. I already know about ios-charts framework, etc.
But I really like the charts from iOS 9 health app landscape mode. It's showing current value when touching:
Now I'm wondering if this kind of chart is available for developers from Apple in iOS 9, because I already saw it in some other 3rd party apps (e.g. Idealo app for iPad (Germany))
Thanks in advance!
No, there is no native Chart library in iOS. There are however, plenty of libraries available. Unfortunately, you will need to dig through them to find the one closest to what you've seen.
Of course, you could also reach out to the developers of the apps you like and ask them directly. Most developers like to share information like that.
I'm trying to put some IAD advertising on my Xamarin iOS App.
Googling I find out that I need the Monotouch.iAd package but I cannot find it on Xamarin Components or Nuget (or google!)
Does anybody know where I can find it? And maybe a fully working example?
Thanks
It seems like it is included always now,
using iAd;
You can find everything in the iAd namespace.
I have a website built with materializecss. Its working flawless on windows or android platforms but its not working properly on ios. Does anyone know about this problem?
I mean by not working is not having pictures loaded and all tabs opened one under another etc.
You can try this sites written on materializecss framework.
http://www.absurdoburger.com.br/
http://www.straphq.com/
http://explore.visitsarasota.org/visitsarasota
http://softvar.github.io/
https://stamplay.com/
http://closeheat.com/
All sites work great on my Iphone 5s (safari)
What do you mean by "all tabs opened under one another". Could you paste your code? We've managed to make it work great on http://closeheat.com.
I am assuming it is not possible to add apps to the native share dialog, like the one used in the Camera Roll. However I see screenshots around with different apps in the dialog.
Is it only apps that are integrated in the OS that can be in this dialog? Or is it possible with some scheme or something?
I have researched the possibilities of UIDocumentInteractionController mentioned by 'The Tiger' and came to the conclusion that it is not possible.
I have looked at the Apple Documentation, declaring the Document Types in the info.plist works for other apps but not for Mail, Images / Camera Roll / etc; the native share dialogs.
Edit:
I really don't get the downvotes....
Here are some references that say it is not possible:
https://devforums.apple.com/thread/140939?tstart=0
why-cant-i-register-my-ios-application-to-handle-the-image-file-type
register-app-to-open-image-files
associate-audio-and-video-types-with-iphone-app
add-a-file-association-with-tiff-files-on-ios
associate-image-file-types-utis-with-ios-app-doesnt-show-open-in-in-m
You need to subclass UIActivity to achieve this.
Theres an example for Dropbox:
https://github.com/goosoftware/GSDropboxActivity
Register your app as supporting the file types that you want to open and add the code to open them. See Document Interaction Programming Topics.