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I am using xcode_3.2.3_and_ios_sdk_4.0.1 and I setup everything the below.
To enable it (in xcode)
1. Double-click an executable in the Executables group of your Xcode project.
2. Click the Arguments tab.
3. In the “Variables to be set in the environment:” section, make a variable called “NSZombieEnabled” and set its value to “YES”.
But I can not see the NSZombieEnabled in Leaks. When I click X button on the right of Allocations, I only see the 4 items, not 5 items. I can not see "Enable NSZombie detection" check box.
My test iphone is 3G, updated 4.0 iOS. Could I use a device for using NSZombieEnable?
Thanks.
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Is there any library containing an object to create a drop-down list like an HTML <select> for my iPhone app? I have all the values in an array and want to allow the user to choose one.
I would start by looking at the UIPickerView class reference and documentation. There is also links to sample projects on the OSX documentation.
See this answer for an example of what a UIPickerView looks like.
You can take a look at this github project (disclaimer: I wrote it): https://github.com/daschae/Nine90. The select control attempts to deliver the same experience as mobile Safari. It has served me well, and I'm open to feedback regarding its fitness for your purpose.
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The form loads well into SharePoint and looks proper in Chrome and Firefox but for some reason my font styles are not applying and my input field settings aren't taking affect in IE 7 and 8.
Very frustrating, especially because there's no where to check the code to see if there's some stray tags that should have been cleared out.
Anybody run into this before?
Whats the best method to clean it up?
problem solved. it was a stylesheet issue. the stylesheet was being loaded in twice for some reason. This created this bizarre conflict.
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I'll specify the reason why I want to do this as I know some people won't help as it looks suspicious.
I want to hide my form from the Applications tab in Task Manager but not the processes tab.
The application in a intranet page that the company I work for forces onto all employees desktops and they are not allowed to close it. I've removed the close button, task bar and disabled ALT+F4 but some more savvy users will use CTRL+ALT+DEL. Even those users don't tend to dig about in processes but the application tab is obvious.
Can this be done?
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It's a simple app with only a few blocks of code, a few PNG images... Can't seem to package it in different computers or browsers. Any ideas? I can upload the code.
Never mind, I completely rebuilt the app following the original blocks and it worked. Maybe somehow the original app got corrupted.
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I have an App that uses local notifications intensively. I need sound and visual alert in the same way like iOS 4.0. There is a way I can programmatically enable the notification working in the same way in iOS 5, without having to ask the user to change Settings> Notifications> MyApp?
As far as I know, there are no differences in implementation of local notifications between iOS 4 and iOS 5. iOS 5 will display them differently, but triggering them is no different.