That sound like a good idé, still its more user-friendly then going into the
application by there selfs.
As I said before, I am quite new to this.
Would be grateful if you had an example of it, or explain a little more
about the whole processes.
Regards
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I have a problem when communicating with a web service (ASP.NET 2.0 asmx).
The web service relies on Soap headers to pass some initial authentication
data. Without these, the entire session fails.
When running my MonoTouch app in the simulator everything works great. The
headers are passed from
Hi,
Do you have a test case we can try out? Otherwise it'll probably be
very hard to figure this out.
Thanks,
Rolf
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 11:39 AM, andersa anders.ag...@larmia.se wrote:
I have a problem when communicating with a web service (ASP.NET 2.0 asmx).
The web service relies on Soap
Hi!
I'll try to put together a small enough project to prove this.
//Anders
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Hello,
Please try to use Don't link on the device (it defaults to Link SDK
assemblies).
You can also try to use Link SDK assemblies on the simulator.
If, by changing both, you get the simulator failing and the device
working the it's likely a linker issue and we'll need a test case to
correct
Is it possible to implement a modal activity indicator?
By this, I mean I'd like the entire view to become darker, with user
interaction disabled and a single activity indicator spinning in the centre
of the screen.
I have the activity indicator working with user interaction disabled, but
it's
You could give https://github.com/detroitpro/MBProgressHUD-MonoTouch a try -
works for me very well. If you really want it full screen you can modify the
view displaying the activity indicator easily.
Nils
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I created a project using the /iPhoneOSGameView/ template.
Is there a code sample (is it possible) using *Vertex Buffer Objects* with
/iPhoneOSGameView/?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards
Gargamelle
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public class LoadingView : UIAlertView
{
private UIActivityIndicatorView _activityView;
public void Show(string title)
{
Title = title;
_activityView = new
Perfect! Thanks.
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I've used this (monotouch port of MBProgressHUD)
https://github.com/detroitpro/MBProgressHUD-MonoTouch
On Feb 14, 2012, at 8:14 AM, MilkyJoe wrote:
Is it possible to implement a modal activity indicator?
By this, I mean I'd like the entire view to become darker, with user
interaction
Would it be wise to add the following code to the Hide method, or is it not
require?
activityView.RemoveFromSuperview ();
activityView = null;
I'm trying to get a handle on how best to keep things clena in MonoTouch.
Thanks
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I have an UIImage, and I want to give it a Random Position everytime I Click
at it.
Once you Click at the Image it should pick a random spot and so on.
I have tried and failed, so need some help!
*myDraggableImage.cs*
using System;
using MonoTouch.UIKit;
using System.Drawing;
namespace
Hi,
I've got a couple of UITableViewController based views that I push onto a
UINavigationController just like the multiscreen tutorial example. That all
works fine. I'm trying out Monotouch.Dialog so I created a
DialogViewController based view and pushed that onto the
Felix,
DialogViewController ctor has an optional parameter pushing, if you pass
true then the back button will show.
In my case i subclass DialogViewController, so i've got this - notice the
third param in the base() call
public ExhibitorsScreen () : base (UITableViewStyle.Plain, null, true)
{
My approach to this was to make a static view that had a PNG with
transparency to make the screen a little dimmer, another view added to this
with its alpha set to about 0.8f with rounded corners, and a
UIActivityIndicator added to this. When ShowView() is called it adds itself
to the base
Two quick things...
firstly, (a bit obvious, but) does the view have a superview or is it null?
Secondly, are you calling it from the main thread? Try wrapping the
RemoveFromSuperView in
InvokeOnMainThread(delegate
{
View.RemoveFromSuperView();
});
When I started i had lots of strange
Hi,
Im a Monotouch developer based in Sydney. I've tried to email you directly
but had some problems with the CAPTCHA not being accepted on the email page.
Please let me know if you got my email.
Regards
Dermot
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I created the MBProgressHUD bindings for monotouch
You can download them from here
https://github.com/dalexsoto/AlexTouch.MBProgressHUD
Just import the DLL and you are good to go :)
Alex
El 14/02/2012, a las 08:14 a.m., MilkyJoe
leigh.bow...@curvenet.co.uk escribió:
Is it possible to
Alex,
I sent this out earlier today to the list about an existing port to
Monotouch--not sure how yours is different.
https://github.com/detroitpro/MBProgressHUD-MonoTouch
Gerry
On Feb 14, 2012, at 6:32 PM, Alex Soto wrote:
I created the MBProgressHUD bindings for monotouch
You can
oh, sorry didn't see it, well that one [2] its a port from ObjC to C#, mine its
a binding from the ObjC library i mean MonoTouch its consuming a static library
created from the original ObjC source code [1] compiled in xcode, you can find
more info about bindings here [3] [4] [5] [6]
Which one
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