MelonMonkey wrote: > Do you store different configurations of iPeng's icon row depending on > the server one is connected to? If not, then the user's choice should > be reflected as soon as the app loads - it looks strange having the > icons suddenly change. > It does so as soon as it can but not all menus are available on all servers so iPeng can't put them there until the menu gets available. No albums, artists, whatever on MySqueezebox.com, Spotify et al. are even per-player menus. As soon as the menu gets available, it gets moved in place. > > Also, when we dismiss the tips/help one time, will they now stop coming > back? With the previous/current releases I can't remember how many > different times I have to cancel/dismiss the tips/help. > Once per tip. Which version are you using? Are you maybe using a jailbreak that prevents iPeng from storing any settings in it's user defaults? That would also explain why you can't keep the button bar as it's supposed to be.
iPeng never brings up the popup automatically again after you've seen it once, unless there is a major release change (2.0 will bring them back the first time since 1.2, I believe). > > Here's my situation for the volume control: <snip> > Yes, I understand that. However, it's not everybody's situation > > I suggested it as an OPTION so if someone wants to continue to use the > on-screen slider they can feel free to do so. > I understand. But first: you know how I think about options: iPeng does already have too many of them (I'm happy to have been able to remove one in iPeng 2.0) And then: what do I put there when the slider is gone? It's either something that's not necessary or something that needs an alternative place when the slider IS present. I seriously considered to remove the slider (actually the whole lower bar) for iPeng 2.0 on 3,5" devices but found it too cumbersome to bring it back and it needed to be the full bar to make any sense. The slider alone is only big enough for a single row of text. > > For someone else, there is no "new user" that doesn't know about the > hardware volume buttons on the phone. That's frankly a little > preposterous, since the hardware buttons are the primary way, the > de-facto way, to adjust volume on the iPhone. Yes, but as I said: most iPeng users are not aware of that feature and don't use it and I can't advertise it. Plus, lack of a volume bar was the #1 complaint when Spotify's iPad App came out :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ pippin's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=13777 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=96679 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
