Using Xcode 13.3.1 and XCUITest, no UI controls appear in the queries when they are on a modal. Only the elements in the view controller that the modal is over appear. Is this an Xcode version bug or a sad reality of attempting to seriously use XCUITest?
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I'm currently trying to build a simple macos & WPF application with the help of the MvvMCross framework. I'm having some trouble with navigating from one Viewmodel to another. I've got my WPF client currently working as desired, but I can't seem to achieve the same behaviour for my macos client.
Clicking on any navigation button opens a separate window. What I'd like to see is that the content in the current window changes to the content of the view that was navigated towards.
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I have a collection view which is embed in container view and therefore in another view controller.
Using Xcode 6 my collection view is displayed without items (they are invisible in spite of fact that datasource has been already provided collection view with necessary data).
Reveal app shows me invisible cells.
And I can select cells - only in this case they are visible, but only one cell.
Also I tried to build my app for iOS 7 on Xcode 6 - I still have the problem.
Using Xcode 5.1.1 I don't have such problem - everything works like a charm.
I currently have a series of 8 separate html files, with the idea that each one is a separate page in an iPad app. I have used jQuery Mobile to implement the page swipe between pages by using the 'data-next' and 'data-prev' attribute. However, the results are not great as i sometimes get a page flicker when i swipe, and css animations are very choppy when I test it on an actual iPad. I am also getting a 1 second delay before the actual swipe happens. I know JQM has a default delay of 300ms, but this is waaay longer! I have tried using the css 'translate3d' technique on animated elements, but it doesn't seem to fix it. I'm putting it down to JQM just being buggy as hell.
So my question is this..Is it possible to bring these files into Xcode, as separate independent html files, and implement the page swipe within Xcode itself?
No Not possible.
XCode allows you to create/edit UI and Transitions of cocoa touch controls only. However you can just edit these html/javascript files in XCode.
I have a kendo UI window (but I think jquery UI window/dialog will result in same issue). I have a CKEditor 4.0 in the window. Drop-down menus such as font, style, etc. and context menus initially display when clicked. However, after clicking in the text area, the drop down will fail to display when clicked on again.
I only see this issue with CKEditor 4.0. Version 3.6 seems fine. Does anyone know of a workaround to this issue in 4.0? I'm aware of CKEDITOR.config.baseFloatZIndex but even setting it to a zindex above the zindex of the window/dialog still results in the issue.
I managed to get it working with config.baseFloatZIndex = 102000;
but as you say, this doesn't work for you.
I'm getting started with Mac apps development and trying to figure out some things.
I want to create an app with tabs like Selectable Toolbar from BWToolkit (I try it but still has lots of bugs). And when I click one of its buttons, I want to display a different view.
What are the classes that I need to use?
The Interface Builder toolbar component can have such behavior?
Is there any example on how to switch between views?