ios-app-extension

I am developing a ios 8 custom keyboard Extension. It run like a charm start. But I always get "Receive Memory Warning" in Xcode. So my custom keyboard extension will suddenly terminate sometimes. But I run the custom keyboard in its host app. There don't have any problem. Don't get "Receive Memory Warning" in Xcode. Don't terminate. Anybody can help me? If app have any limit size for a Extension use? Apple mentions in their App Extension Programming Guide that memory limits for app extensions are significantly lower than limits imposed on foreground apps. Additionally some types of extensions

I am creating custom keyboard for ios 8. Creating keyboard buttons like this UIButton *aBtn = [ UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeCustom ]; [aBtn setFrame:CGRectMake(x, 30, btnWidth, btnHeight)]; [aBtn setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"A"] forState:UIControlStateNormal]; [aBtn setTitle:@"A" forState:UIControlStateNormal]; [aBtn setTitleColor:[ UIColor blackColor] forState:UIControlStateNormal]; [aBtn setTitleColor:[ UIColor whiteColor] forState:UIControlStateHighlighted]; [aBtn addTarget:self action:@selector(btnClicked:) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside]; [self.view addSubview:aBtn

I want to debug a today view extension (widget) in iOS 8, so I select the widget under "Scheme" in Xcode, and select my iPhone as the device and hit run. It says "running today-view on iPhone" and on the side bar on the left it says "Waiting to attach". It gets tuck at the "waiting to attach" phase forever and never shows me any debugging info on my iPhone. However this works fine if I select the simulator as my device. After a few seconds of "waiting to attach" in the simulator, the widget comes alive and debugging info is displayed. Has anybody come across why an extension won't show

iOS Extension - Fatal Exception: com.firebase.core Default app has already been configured. I run the Fir.configure() in the viewDidLoad() method and some events pass and get through to Firebase. Can someone help me figure this out.. Google is not friendly enough. PS: Yes I created a second .plist, and a second app in Firebase Console. PPS: Yes I selected the correct target for each GoogleServices plist I'm seeking the solution.. I don't know if you're still looking for a solution but I had the same issue, using firebase with extension. I ended up doing this : if(FIRApp.defaultApp() == nil){

Does any one know how to launch the parent app from the app extension's view controller? I just want to launch the main app from its app extension. In the WWDC session Creating Extensions for iOS and OS X, Part 1 around the 22 minute mark the say to use the openURL:completionHandler: method from the UIViewController's extensionContext to open a custom URL scheme [self.extensionContext openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"your-app-custom-url-scheme://your-internal-url"] completionHandler:nil]; arcticmatt I asked a similar question here: Communicating with/opening Containing app from Share extension .

I am making a custom keyboard extension, and in this keyboard, i have another uitextfield as a search field, so when I type on the custom keyboard, I am not sending the text to the safari's textfield or some chat app's textfield, I am sending the text to the uitextfield search field in the custom keyboard, so I can do some search and then when the search results come back, i am sending the search result to the safari's textfield or some chat app's textfield. So there is a first responder issue here. When I set the search text field as first responder, and trying to set the first responder back