A lot of people have been sending me e-mail about the solution to a problem that was not very well documented to DAS Calc. Sending the same stock reply to these people helps them out, but that’s only for the people who have spent the time to send a support request. The rest are probably frustrated that they can’t solve the problem and either don’t purchase or regret their purchase of the full version of the app. If I could somehow notify the users of the solution as an alert in the app, everyone’s happy and I stop getting e-mails. This isn’t a unique solution, but I’ve wrapped it up for you to use. I call it Remote Alert, and you can find the code on GitHub.
Posted in: Technology | Tags: ios, iPad, iPhone, notification, Objective-C, UIAlertView
UPDATE: Well, glad I spent the time preparing this…Apple decided to post it on their site…
Happy iPad release day! Now that the iPad NDA has been been lifted, there are a lot of topics I’d like to write about. iPhone OS 3.2 brings about several new features including a new UIViewController called UISplitViewController. This allows you to, in landscape orientation, have two UIViewContollers side-by-side. On device rotation to portrait orientation, the left-most UIViewController (the “rootViewController”) disappears from view and is replaced by a UIBarButtonItem in the right-most UIViewController (the “detailViewController”). | Read more »
Posted in: Technology | Tags: 3.2, iPad, iPhone, MultiDetailView, NDA, Objective-C, OS, Protocols, UISplitViewController