I have a big problem with my slider cause the status bar
Here is the result
http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/859893Capturedcran20131006122142.png
How can I fix this problem ?
iOS 7 apparently supports the Status Bar being hidden for some views but not others. To hide it for all views, do the following:
1) Make sure Hide during application launch is still checked, to support previous OS versions. 2) In your Info.plist file, add View controller-based status bar appearance and set it to NO.
3) You may need to "Clean" before building, (I did), but then your app should work as before: no status bar hanging over your views!
read this tutorial
http://www.doubleencore.com/2013/09/developers-guide-to-the-ios-7-status-bar/
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I can hide the status bar in my application easily enough, but I can't seem to get rid of it in the storyboard. It doesn't really affect anything - it's just a little annoying. The simulated metrics setting I used to use is gone. Is there a new way to hide the status bar in storyboards?
For security reasons, I have changed the Windows shell to a custom application I wrote. I have created a bar at the bottom of the screen similar to the Task Bar that I currently call a status bar since it doesn't hold icons to select tasks. My main question is this:
Can I make this status bar take up its screen space such that other applications will not render themselves under it? Note that I've already set it to be Always on Top, which works great, except that other windows show up under it.
For example, if the screen is 1680x1050, can I make this status bar take up the bottom 50 pixel rows of the screen, but have Windows then tell applications that the screen is 1680x1000 (which is what I assume happens when using the actual Windows Task Bar)?
A related question:
Can I alternately somehow extend the actual Windows Task Bar such that I get all Windows Task Bar functionality, but control exactly how it behaves? Maybe via a Task Bar subclass?
Use SHAppBarMessage(). See example in article. To related questions - no public API.
In the general settings for an iOS app in Xcode, you have 2 checkboxes:
What's the difference between them?
Hide status bar
The name of the check box is pretty self explanatory.
To hide the status bar from your apps launch screen you need to tick the Hide status bar checkbox under the Project Target > General > Deployment Info
Requires Full screen
IOS 9+ supports resizable apps with multi-window support. Unless you are re-writing your app to support multi-window, you will be requiring 'Full screen'. This is a hint to iOS that you do not support multi-window, and basically makes iOS 9+ work like previous versions in this regard.
I tried to submit my first wp7 application but it got rejected because of area 7.1 what apparently is something to do with some icon that is used to be pinned.
I don't know if their is anything else that is wrong with my app(I thought I had all the requirements down) and that they just stop testing after the first thing they fail.
I know from reading online that there is something that users can change the background color of an app that causes alot of people to fail as well.
How can I force them to not be able to do this. I don't know how how to change the background color myself.
About the icon that is used to be pinned the requirement is to disable this icon when item is pinned. You don't need to give user way to unpin icon from app, they can do that on main screen. So just check if item was already pinned and if yes, disable icon in application bar (I assume that you have it in application bar). You can check it using code:
((ApplicationBarIconButton)button).IsEnabled = ShellTile.ActiveTiles.FirstOrDefault(x => x.NavigationUri.ToString().Contains("?value=" + value)) == null ? true : false;
I don't quite understand second question but if you want your app to be fine with both white/black theme just set foreground colour for all items that you want to stay in one static color (like textblocks). If you will have it in XAML code, changing background theme will not affect your app.
An application has an NSPopover with some user inputs in the status bar and some windows. The windows work fine but when I open the popover in the status bar it opens inactive. I can see everything but it's all greyed out, like it's a background window. I've been trying everything I can find on activate, activateignoringotherapps, makekeyandorderfront, etc but none of these is having an effect. How can I shift the focus to the statusbar popover?
I also made a button in the window that showed the same popup to make sure it is working, when called from the window button it works perfectly from there. Then I click on the status bar, and it opens from there instead, but inactive.
Thanks for the help.
I've run into the same problem and haven't found a solution. Unfortunately, I believe this is a bug: http://www.openradar.me/radar?id=1226415
There's a framework called SFBPopovers which provides similar functionality and works fine with the menu bar.
It might help with your issue.