I have downloaded sample code from http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/HazardMap/Introduction/Intro.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40010049
but it takes everything from some specific file.I want to use that code for Weather displaying purpose anyone has idea about it or how to customize this sample code according to our requirement.Please help i don't have any idea about it.
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im trying to use DASH APP snippets feature better.
want to put notes inside the snippet area, but i want those to be excluded when activating the snippet.
i tried the #clipboard feature, but that didnt work.
does anyone know how to do this?
for example, here is a current snippet:
image of my dash app screen
trying to have just the part that copies & pastes just be the countif(A:A,A1)>1
the other stuff is notes for myself, and/or words that DASH APP can search by when im using the find feature.
thx
I'm extremely new to Swift and App development, and have scoured every source I could find, but there's not a definitive step by step process that describes how to do this.
The closest to a solution I have encountered was on this website. However, it's a rather vague tutorial for a beginner. I've run into these problems and am unsure of what to do at this point, would appreciate it if someone could help me out, thanks in advance!
I'm not sure what to do with the SwiftyGif file after cloning it from GitHub
Towards the bottom of the Website Link above it states that "SwiftyGif allows us to load GIFs using a UIImageView and also to control when to start and end the GIF animation." How do I import the SwiftyGif file into the current file I am working on so that I may load the Gif to get a UI view?
Which documents would I put the lines of code towards the bottom of that page?
I require a simple but potentially complex solution that I can't seem to find code that translates from Android for my iOS version APP.
I simply need a imageview grid such as shown here from a single web directory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIX4SnBLaZg
I have a working version on Android but can't seem to figure it out on Objective C.
My working version uses JSON to find each file in the directory and associated text, then simply adds each entry to the grid. The iOS version doesn't need to be as complicated if anyone has any examples?
Would anyone have any examples/snippets/APIs of implementing something like this into iOS?
Or even a simplified version such as only images from a directory. Simply have the thread read an entire folder from URL, file by file, and populate it in imageview's. Then once a user clicks on an image, simply view it full screen?
For your requirement you can use collection view . Please follow the below tutorial
uicollectionview-basic-tutorial
And to get images of jpg stored in bundle under folder named Images
NSArray *imagesOfjpgType = [[NSBundle mainBundle]pathsForResourcesOfType:#"jpg"
inDirectory:#"Images"];
To customize the cell to your design Please use the below code
https://stackoverflow.com/a/16579595/1142743
Also Please find sample from above tutorial which has a label below the image
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1uymyrwtx2yn9fs/RecipePhoto.zip?dl=0
I am using Parse SDK as a backend and when application loading data from server i see label "Loading". But my app using another language and i wanna translate it. How can i fix it?
Image here
I am tried to change simulator language and and changing value of Localization native development region key in plist.
Anyone had this problem? I think there is very simple answer, but i cannot find it. :)
Thank you for help!
So after a long search, i discovered that you should create a file named "ParseUI.strings" in order to change UI elements like "Loading.." as you mentioned. You can see the file in the image below. You should use at least ParseUI framework 1.1.6 for this method.
After you create a file and named it as "ParseUI.strings" you can change UI elements which parse provides us. You can see which strings are editable here.
In your example you want to change "Loading..." string, so all you have to do is enter the code in your ParseUI.strings file.
"Loading..." = "Whatever thing you want to say...";
Thats it, it worked for me.
I want to show a simple list of image titles, then be able to touch each and see the image. The list is in an XML doc with title, URL, and unique integer identifier for each image.
I found this excellent tutorial by Rafael Garcia for anyone who has the same problem. Still working out the logic of it so I can adapt it to my project, but I've copied his code and got a working prototype.
http://www.appcoda.com/ios-programming-rss-reader-tutorial/