ios6

How to create a new image with specified frame in a UIView, the view contains imageviews and buttons also.I also need to get the image in the specified frame as a new image. I've tried this but it not correct. I need to crop from UIView and make it as a new UIImage. You need to import this framework in your project. #import <QuartzCore/QuartzCore.h> And use following code [imageView.layer setBorderColor: [[UIColor blackColor] CGColor]]; [imageView.layer setBorderWidth: 2.0]; // set border width as per your requirement. EDITED: Use any one which you need. For Get Crop Image: UIImage *croppedImg

Terminating app due to uncaught exception: 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: '-[UIViewController _loadViewFromNibNamed:bundle:] loaded the "ViewController" nib but the view outlet was not set. I am getting this error in xcode 6. I know how to set view outlet in xcode 5 or below version (go to connection inspector drag outlet radio button to file's Owner then it pop with a view and then click on view sets the outlet) but view popup is not comming in xcode 6 (beta). Is it a xcode 6 bug or it has different way to set an outlet. Can anyone help please? It means you have a view controller

I've read almost every answer about the new iOS6 autorotation stuff but I still can't manage to do what I want. I have a tabBar. One of the tabs is a NavigationView. When you turn the iPhone to landscape, a modalViewController is loaded. Everything works ok on iOS5 but I can't get the modal view to rotate on iOS6. I've tried subclassing the navigation controller, subclassing the tabbar controller and both!. No way. I'm now very confused. Which one is the responsible of rotating the modalview?. The tabbarController?, the navigationViewController?, the viewController who presented it?. I'd

I've reproduced this on two separate iPod touch devices running iOS 6. iPhone does not seem to be affected, neither is iPad. I'm using a sprite file for images in my web application. I am now trying to provide retina support, so I have created a separate retina sprite file which is twice the dimensions of the low quality one. It seems like neither Chrome nor Safari like to display this. I'm doing the following: .img { background: url(xx-retina.png) no-resize top left; height: xx; width: xx; display: block } And in the body: <div class='img'/> The type of tag doesn't matter. The background

My app presents a MFMessageComposeViewController modally. It was working perfectly fine in iOS 5 (both on the simulator and on the device). After I upgraded my iPhone to 6, it simply doesn’t work anymore. The app freezes for like 10 seconds, then this message appears in the debugger "Remote compose controller timed out (YES)!" And the modal view does not show up. I searched extensively on stackoverflow and on the web, and couldn’t find any solution. As a final resort, I downloaded and ran the sample code of apple, "MessageComposer" and, alas, even in apple code it does not work on iOS 6. I`m