uiswitch

I want to change the color of onTintColor in the UISwitch for the off State. The switch is in tableview and switch is made programmatically. [settingsSwitch setBackgroundColor:[UIColor whiteColor]]; [settingsSwitch setTintColor:[UIColor whiteColor]]; [settingsSwitch setThumbTintColor:[UIColor redColor]]; [settingsSwitch setOnTintColor:[UIColor colorWithRed:138/256.0 green:9/256.0 blue:18/256.0 alpha:1]]; This is the result i get when i set the background color white. And without background i get red color which is the color of my cell. and this is the result i want, when switch is on the

This sounds trivial but I'm noticing some weirdness. I've wired up a handler for the Value Changed event of a UISwitch. What I would expect is that each time the handler is called the value of the switch would change. But that's actually not always the case. If you press the switch rapidly on/off the handler can get called consecutively with the SAME state for the switch (in my specific application this is an issue). So I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed this behavior and has figured out a good solution. -(void) createSwitch { self.searchExistSearchNewSwitch = [[UISwitch alloc]

I am a newbie iOS programmer and I have a problem. I currently work on iOS Core Data and my problem is that I want to insert data into a boolean attribute to a database by taking the value of a UISwitch . The problem is that i don't know what it the method i have to call (e.g .text does the same thing but for UITextField). I have done a small google search but no results. Here is some code: [newContact setValue:howMany.text forKey:@"quantity"]; [newContact setValue:important.??? forKey:@"important"]; howmany is a textfield, important is a UISwitch Joel Kravets To save it [newContact setObject:

I have a main UIView which moves up by means of a switch. I have this working and there is no problem there. Now the UIView when down, takes up about half of the Screen and when it is pushed up it shows the bottom 40px. In the UIView when it is down it has a UITextField and it sits somewhere in the middle. When the UIView is pushed up I want that UITextField to move to sit within those 40px, so that it always accessible. This is the code I got for the UIView to move: -(IBAction)mainview:(id)sender{ if (uiSwitch.on) { label.text = @"Push Up View"; [UIView beginAnimations:@"animateView" context

I am using UISwitch in iOS 3 to make a switch element in my app. It has default color set to blue, but I want to change its color to brown. How can I choose a different color for the UISwitch element in iOS 3? How can I choose a different color for the UISwitch element in a modern iOS app (iOS 5+)? dlamblin For a modern iOS XX version skip the answer as it has zero relevance lately. Still here? In iOS 3. You can't. But you know… people are landing here because of rank, and comments containing other versions and stuff so… The fifth iOS release now allows a documented way of doing this: with the