I'm trying to upload app store listing to the WP8 platform.
So I have to upload 1 screenshot at a time and then wait for it to "save" it, which is very annoying, do you know any way to batch upload the 8 images at once?
I attached a screenshot of the upload images process below
There's an "upload all" link just above (circled red in the screenshot):
Click on it, select all your pictures and icons, and they'll automatically be put at the right place based on their size.
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I am hoping to automatically display selected images from Gallery, but I have no luck to find how to automatically display images from Gallery without any selection from users. (In other words, users will simply see the selected images displayed in the screen rather than seeing Gallery to select images to see.)
Thank you for your help and time in advance!!
Is it possible to hide pictures taken by the camera or by choosing a file (I am creating a copy of it)?
Or do I have to change the file-extension of the picture, or will it then be rejected by Apple?
I am using XLabs for taking/selecting the picture
If you save it locally as an app data file then it shouldn't be then showed in the gallery.
So, to reiterate: Save the file as an app data-file.
I'm having some issues with images on my site which I'm downloading from an image delivery service.
They're displaying perfectly fine, but the issue comes if a user tries to right click and save the image. The images seem to be leaving off the image extension. Is there any way to force the image to download as, say a jpg? I've looked at the download attribute, but I think that's only valid on links, so it's not valid in this case.
Im running Xcode 4.3.2 I have built a basic iPad/iphone app. On the main menu the info button is displayed. When I select it on my device the screen flips over and displays some info. My question is, When the screen flips over, for a brief second, you can see an image in the background. Although it's an image in my project folder I'm not quite sure how to change it or how it got there. Thanks
-Anthony
This image is actually the MainWindow_ipad.xib or MainWindow_iphone.xib file within my project. you can drag and drop a new image into it from your media library once you've put that image into your project folder and then selected xcode>file>add files to "your project's name"
I have a download section in my website where I want to have a download link for my gallery. A left mouse click should bring up the browser's download screen rather than loading up the image. How is this possible? Is it possible to do in HTML/JavaScript?
After a good amount of google-ing I would now say NO.