ios8

There appear to be lots of people having issues since Apple's updates to support Universal Frameworks in their latest release. We have been using Universal Frameworks for quite some time. Of course, the update broke our Universal Frameworks and I have been trying to figure out how to get them to work again. I have looked at a few questions and found this one to be exceptionally helpful. There appears to be some confusion regarding whether scripts are still needed. I found some instructions here that say the new scripts are python scripts instead of shell scripts. But even with the information

I have an Angular website with a Bootstrap theme built primarily for iPhone users and since the IOS8 update I have found problems relating to scrolling. The site behaves fine until I scroll, once I have scrolled the links behave erratically eg if I press Button 2, the link from Button 1 will open. Also some CSS3 styles are not working eg :nth-child(even) I have searched for days trying to find a link between this behaviour and a scrolling bug but I can't find a fix anywhere. Unfortunately I cannot post the website link but it consists of a fixed Header and Footer, and a div set to overflow:

This is my first question I've a a "little" problem: when i read UIImage metadata on iOS 7 I use this code and it works great #pragma mark - Image Picker Controller delegate methods - (void)imagePickerController:(UIImagePickerController *)picker didFinishPickingMediaWithInfo:(NSDictionary *)info { UIImage* image = [info objectForKey:UIImagePickerControllerOriginalImage]; [self metaDataFromAssetLibrary:info]; [picker dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:NULL]; } From imagePickerController i choose the image and call metaDataFromAssetLibrary method - (void) metaDataFromAssetLibrary:

This question already has answers here : UITextField for Phone Number (24 answers) Closed 4 years ago . I'm creating an iPhone app using Swift. I'm trying to setup a textfield in which the user can enter a phone number that automatically becomes formatted EXACTLY like it does in the built-in Contacts app as it is typed. I'm hoping xcode has built-in methods for doing this. As an alternative, I created my own code that would add and delete brackets, dashes, etc as the user types and backspaces, but this quickly became problematic if the user was to move the curser away from the end of the

With-in a clean brand new iOS project I've: added 2 images to the project "background@2x.png" and "background@3x.png" added a XIB named "LaunchScreen.xib" checked the XIB's "Use as Launch Screen" option added a UIView sub-view to LaunchScreen.xib and set its image name to "background.png" with-in the project settings, under the targets 'General' settings I've set the 'Launch Screen file' to "LaunchScreen" Now when I launch the app on any of the devices list below the @3x image is displayed in the resulting launch screen when surely the @2x image should be used. Problem devices (that all use

The main target typically contains a -Prefix.pch file where all the convenience imports are defined. E.g when using opencv with c++ there is #ifdef __cplusplus #import <opencv2/opencv.hpp> #endif #ifdef __OBJC__ #import <UIKit/UIKit.h> #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> #endif Unfortunately when using the new Photo Extension target in iOS 8, this file gets ignored making it a hassle to add all the files required in the extension target. Is there a way to make this Prefix file work also for the new target? thx You can change your extension's prefix header by changing your project's build