The last option in my mind, is to check your code with another iDevice.
Showing posts with label background. Show all posts
Showing posts with label background. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
Background on app does not load
I am making an app, my first app, but I have run into a problem I don't know how to fix. Whenever I test my app on the simulator, it works fine, but when I test it on my iPod touch 4th gen, it gives me errors. It still compiles and run, but ends up having a black background instead of the background I tried to put in. Also, the loading screen uses the same images, and works fine. I am running the newest version of xcode.
Here is the error:
This is the code I used to put the background in:
All the images are there:
Here are the settings that I use on my views in the storyboard:
Those settings were default.
Does anyone know why this would be happening? If so, how would I fix it? Like I said, this is my first app, and I am very new to xcode and ob-c, so I might just be making an obvious mistake. Thanks!
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
How to change the text color of a label by using RGB values without changing the background colour?
xCode interface builder:
When I try to change the color property of a label's text by using the RGB values, the background color also changes to the same value automatically.
in other words:
While setting the RGB values for text colour of labels, the background colour also changes unless we use the sliders.
How to make sure that only the color of text changes and not the background?
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Re: How to change the text color of a label by using RGB values without changing the background colour?
You can simply do this.
[labelname setTextColor:[UIColor colorWithRed:38/255.0f green:171/255.0f blue:226/255.0f alpha:1.0f]];
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
NSWindow with image background?
I am making a Cocoa Application I would Like to get an image to be in the background without using an image well.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Re: NSWindow with image background?
Ahhh, I got it, thank you for your help and patience, I don't want the image however to be the size of the window, but I dont want it to tile either, is there a way to subltly(medium in size, maybe off to one side) have it in the backround of the window?
Message was edited by: MacMan240
Re: NSWindow with image background?
Ahhh, I got it, thank you for your help and patience, I don't want the image however to be the size of the window, but I dont want it to tile either, is there a way to subltly(medium in size, maybe off to one side) have it in the backround of the window?
Message was edited by: MacMan240
Re: NSWindow with image background?
Ahhh, I got it, thank you for your help and patience, I don't want the image however to be the size of the window, but I dont want it to tile either, is there a way to subltly(medium in size, maybe off to one side) have it in the backround of the window?
Message was edited by: MacMan240
Re: NSWindow with image background?
Ahhh, I got it, thank you for your help and patience, I don't want the image however to be the size of the window, but I dont want it to tile either, is there a way to subltly(medium in size, maybe off to one side) have it in the backround of the window?
Message was edited by: MacMan240
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