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I want to show one loading screen just like progress bar in the screen, I don't want that waiting screen but loading just like progress bar. Please help
You may use a GaugeField non blocking component:
net.rim.device.api.ui.component.GaugeField
following the example at: http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/18125/Gauge_field_1303006_11.jsp
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I'm facing a problem when i try to run my app it show for less that a second then switch to a white screen written on it "hello world"
this is a new project i just change the background
iOS apps use a Launch Screen whilst loading the app, then they will load the default view controller/storyboard.
In your case here, your launch screen has a purple background and is only shown for a short time until the app initializes and shows it's first screen.
The "Hello world" page is your initial view controller of your app. You either need to modify this UIViewController or change the starting view controller to another one.
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I am a beginner in Swift and I have a PopUp on a screen that lists some items, I would like to know how I do when to open the keyboard the PopUp resize, without the keyboard overlapping it. Thanks, I hope someone can help.
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use notification to get event when keyboard opens or hides.
In that appropriate event, you can resize popup screen.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27135992/8358956 this answer can be helpful to you.
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I've a UIWebView connected to a site that loads just fine. Now what, i want to do is connect a UIProgressView so that the UIProgressView shows the status of the loading of the page. I have already added a UIActivityIndicatorView. But i just don't really like it and doesn't fit the look and feel of my app. So, I want to use the UIProgressView instead.
Please take into consideration that i'm new to developing for iOS. So, my question is how can i assign a UIProcessView to a UIWebView?
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My database takes quite some time to load (it is on network) so I thought to display a splash screen with some animation (progress bar or some simple animation) to keep the user occupied.Since it is everyone's guess when will the table open, so I can not use a timer for running the progress bar. So some animated gif is probably a better choice. However, how can I hide/free the splash screen just before the table opens (and main form shows) ???
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Anything else depends on what you want to do in your application.
you can use a Ttimer and update a TprogressBar inside until the loading is over .
for the the timer use the function "on timer" put the parameter interval to 500 ms
To finish when the loading is over make the TprogressBar not visible and the timer enabled value to false and finallely show your main form
Do you load in a complete database? Then you can show progress by number of tables / records loaded.
There are lots of examples that will show you how to add a splash screen. You can either just hide the mainform and show a (modal) form as splash-screen. This form is created before the database loading starts and destroyed when it is done.
I recommend a progressbar so that the user has an idea about how long he will have to wait.
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I want to make an animation, like the deleting a note in iPhone Notes app. But here I want to do it for Tabbar. So deleting a view (something shows in a view) will swoop down in a delete tab bar icon. Say, I have favourite tab bar item, so adding something in the favourite will swoop down the view in the favourite tab bar item.
This is a duplicate of how-can-i-replicate-the-trashing-animation-of-mail-app - I realise the name of the question isn't an obvious link, but it's a good answer for exactly this question.