I would like to show an alert using a UIAlertView with a lot of text.
When I show this alert in the iOS simulator running iOS 4.2 it covers the navigation bar and the tab bar, however when I run the app on my iPhone running iOS 3.1.3 the alert message doesn't cover the navigation and tab bar. Furthermore, my "Okay" button cuts off the last part of the text of the UIAlertView.
How can I prevent the last line of text in the UIAlertView from being cut off on my iPhone running iOS 3.1.3 as it is on the simulator running iOS 4.2?
Thanks
Instead of depending on UIAlertView (which isn't meant for displaying an e-book's worth of long form text), you should create your own UIAlertView-like modal dialog with a scrollable text view so you can display everything you want the user to see.
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I've recently updated my project for iOS 10 and now the buttons on the bottom of the screen don't work in the ipad simulator. Other buttons in the app work while in the ipad simulator and all of the buttons work on all of the other simulators. Tried searching around for this problem but didn't find anything so I'm pretty stumped.
Edit:
Buttons that aren't working are "Bet High", "+", "-", "Bet Low". You can click them and tell they are clicked by the animation but the action linked to the buttons aren't getting called. Clicking the ad works too
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Edit #2:
Now I feel stupid. After poking around with NSLog I found that the iPad Pro (9.7 inch) simulator thought it was a 3.5 inch display so it was using my storyboard for 3.5 inch displays which didn't have those buttons hooked up to their corresponding actions (still weird though as each storyboard was duplicated from my original storyboard for the 4.7 inch display which had everything hooked up when duplicated)
*face palm
Check the UI like storyboard, buttons and so on. You can try rebuild the button again. If the problem still happen again, copy the sample code from internet like Apple Developer and check your code. You can also the your simulator and run it again.
I'm working in this iOS project with Emojis, but since iOS 8 when you switch between segues the keyboard restarts to a QWERTY position. I need to maintain the emoji keyboard because switching every time would be exhausting for my users. Any ideas? Thanks.! I've tried customs segues as well, doesn't work.
I'm using a UIDocumentInteractionController in my universal app. On an iPhone, when a user is presented with the interaction controller and they select the "Mail" option, a native Mail composer window is presented that still shows the full status bar (carrier, the time and the battery life indicator). When the same code executes on the iPad version, the native Mail composer window slides up and then right when it reaches the top, the status bar goes completely black except for the green bar that is normally inside the battery.
Is there anything I can do to control the appearance of the status bar when the native mail composer window opens?
Here you can change your status bar style in you App info, Hope it will help for you.
Firstly, I'm French so; sorry for the english mistakes, I hope you'll understand my problem. I've only been working on iOS apps 3 months, maybe I havn't got all iOS development concepts.
I have an app correctly running on device and simulator using iOS 5 but when I try it on a iOS6 device or simulator I have a weird situation. A black bar appears at the top of the screen between the navigation bar and my tableview.
I did some research, others have the same problem but, what solved their problem didn't work for me.
See: Black bar between navigation bar and table view appears on iOS 6
I'm facing this problem since I upgraded my xcode version to 4.5 and the iOS6 SDK. See the following screenshots of the simulator, firstly running iOS6 then iOS5. The weird thing is that the black bar is here just after the application is launched. If I changed tab (obviously viewcontrollers are switched) then the black bar is no longer present.
I try to change the first viewController by switching the element of my tabBar but the same situation appears even if I put the tab called "Tendances" in first. The black bar is on this view but not on the others.
I have made these screenshots on the iphone 3 simulator but using iphone4 or 5 simulator or a real device didn't resolve my issue.
Screenshot 1: I launch the application on a iOS6 simulator. You may see that the black bar is betwen the navigation bar and the tableView header.
Screenshot 2: I'm still running the same app on the same simulation (iOS6), I decided to switch tab, using the tabBarController. The black bar disappear.
Screenshot 3: I go back to the first tab then there is no black bar...
Screenshot 4: I closed the simulator running iOS6 for another running iOS5. I launched the app then as you may seen there is no black bar.
I had the exact same problem: when first launching the app / this tableviewcontroller (mine is a fetchedresultscontroller, just to be more clear), the navigation bar would shrink in height and a black bar would appear in between the navigation bar and the viewcontroller's items. If I switched to a different view controller (not a tableview one) and came back, the bar would be gone and the nav bar back to its normal size. I have spent my last 3 hours looking for answers and just trying everything out there but nothing worked for me.
What did work in my case is a pretty weird solution: making the navigation bar invisible and then visible once again. So it seems like this actually loads it twice, first time being with the black bar and the second one, back to normal.
In my viewDidLoad I have this now:
[self.navigationController setNavigationBarHidden:YES];
[self.navigationController setNavigationBarHidden:NO];
Try this solution: How to set the top position = 0 after setStatusBarHidden:Yes?
I had once had the same issue, struggled through a lot of SO pages but this was the ultimate solution.
I am using a UIAlertView in my code in iOS5, but rather than the classic popup window with an "OK" button to exit, I'd prefer to have my alert show as a banner at the top of the screen that eventually fades away.
Is it possible to change the style of UIAlertView to resemble the iOS 5 push notification banner or does it have to be a popup window that must be dismissed manually? If not, is there any way to use the iOS5 banner notification rather than an alert notification? I don't need to send a push notification but just need to alert the user of something that happens on the server side using the app.
Not using the SDK. You'll have to design and implement that by yourself.
Have a look at:
http://cocoacontrols.com/platforms/ios/controls/mkinfopanel
http://cocoacontrols.com/platforms/ios/controls/jhnotificationmanager