Hi all,
What are features missing you need for your project ?
Since you asked, my missing features are all UI related 
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an easy way to do animations, e.g. being able fly/fade/slide views in/out and do more subtle movements of individual controls such as controls that appear with a small amount of movement just at the end - see the Stripe app for cracking examples of all of this
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animations within an iOSTable, so that as rows are added/removed, the table rows smoothly scroll to reveal the extra/fewer rows rather than just appearing all in one go as part of a reload
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some spinning progress indicators, other than the standard iOSProgressWheel that can function as overlays across all views (like a Toast message)
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a way to overlay a view, with a varying level of transparency, over other views
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a UIPageViewController and, for bonus points, one where the contents can fade in/out as you slide between pages
Jason, your point 2, 3, 4 and 5 are coming…
Being able to display a native Apple Map. Great to have the location stuff but a bit useless if we can’t display it on a map. I’d also need that map to have the ability to display custom markers and vector lines etc. (all available in MapKit via Swift).
I know you can embed an HTML viewer and use Google Maps, but that comes with usage limits. Apple Maps and the Google Maps SDK have (practically) no usage limits for mobile apps.
I’ve been dabbling with Swift and Mapkit and Google Maps SDK are both pretty easy to use with it. It’s just that everything else I need to do will take ten times as long with Xcode.
For the other app I want to do the list is way too long to include here…
Since you asked:
IP address and other System information
Use private API to shutoff the Ipad from code
Access Teamviewer SDK
Forgot a couple of others:
Access Fingerprint reader SDK
Access RFID card reader SDK
Access Smart card reader SDK
Access to Pencil function in iPad Pro
[quote=334393:@jean-paul devulder]Mapkit add in the last version
You can display maps, add multiples pins, draw roads and many things
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That looks awesome, I’ll download the demo and take a look. Thanks!
[quote=334393:@jean-paul devulder]Mapkit add in the last version
You can display maps, add multiples pins, draw roads and many things
I’ve downloaded the demo and it looks promising!
Do you have any documentation for the MapKit view? Things like what the possible values are for the AddPin dictionary etc.
I’ve had a go at adding vector lines and circles too without any success. I’m probably doing something wrong though so documentation would be handy.
Is it possible to use a custom PNG for the pin marker rather than the default pin? This is something I’d need.
Also, how do I detect a tap on a specific pin and act on that? I’d like to be able to show my own custom message rather than the default annotation popup.
Finally, is it possible to detect a click on the info (i) icon on the default pin annotation popup?
If I can do the above then it’ll be a definite purchase for me. Thanks!
Great thanks. I have worked out how to detect a click on the info icon, however the rest I’m still looking at. Thanks again.
Can you elaborate? I have successfully compiled and run their Xcode demo project. You must have a teamviewer account.
I have implemented a Custom URL to be able to open another app from my primary app. Now I need to pass data via the url scheme from one app to the other. Apple describes the process here. I don’t need help with implementing the Scheme. I need help with retrieving the data from the passed url in the application I have called with my URL Scheme.
Some pretty basic stuff for me:
RTF text in a textArea
Access to documents in iCloud (and others)
Access to Contacts
Use of that cool paging control used in Safari
[quote=335983:@jean-paul devulder]dl last version here: try on real device the example DocumentPicker
(on iCloud settings check the case iCloud documents)[/quote]
i got the latest download. do i need to test it on real device??? it does not work on the simulator.
In the app I’m currently working on I have a running log of app events in a textarea. Unfortunately, the iOS version can’t be scrolled in code so the user has to keep scrolling manually to see what’s been added to the log. My workaround is to limit the output in the textarea to the last n lines of the log, but this doesn’t account for lines wrapping or different size devices. So what I really want is the desktop textarea features for the iOS textarea, especially ScrollPosition.