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iphone Programming Glossary: uialertviewdelegate

Block for UIAlertViewDelegate

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10082383/block-for-uialertviewdelegate

for UIAlertViewDelegate I'm pretty new to objective C and I'm just trying to figure out if I can use a block or a selector as the UIAlertViewDelegate.. I'm pretty new to objective C and I'm just trying to figure out if I can use a block or a selector as the UIAlertViewDelegate argument for UIAlertView and which is more appropriate I've tried the following but it just isn't working so I'm not sure.. otherButtonTitles NSArray otherButtonTitles @end AlertView.m #import AlertView.h @interface AlertView UIAlertViewDelegate @end @implementation AlertView id initWithTitle NSString title message NSString message cancelButtonTitle NSString cancelButtonTitle..

Disable Alert-view When connect to the Internet [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13520322/disable-alert-view-when-connect-to-the-internet

Is it possible to NOT dismiss a UIAlertView

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2051402/is-it-possible-to-not-dismiss-a-uialertview

to NOT automatically dismiss with any button press. Do I have to create a subclass to accomplish this Why would the UIAlertViewDelegate Protocol have void alertView UIAlertView alertView didDismissWithButtonIndex NSInteger buttonIndex void alertView UIAlertView..

Dismissing UIAlertViews when entering background state

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3105974/dismissing-uialertviews-when-entering-background-state

to the notification center. #import UIAlertViewAutoDismiss.h #import objc runtime.h @interface UIAlertViewAutoDismiss UIAlertViewDelegate id UIAlertViewDelegate __unsafe_unretained privateDelegate @end @implementation UIAlertViewAutoDismiss id initWithTitle.. #import UIAlertViewAutoDismiss.h #import objc runtime.h @interface UIAlertViewAutoDismiss UIAlertViewDelegate id UIAlertViewDelegate __unsafe_unretained privateDelegate @end @implementation UIAlertViewAutoDismiss id initWithTitle NSString title message.. defaultCenter removeObserver self name UIApplicationDidEnterBackgroundNotification object nil #pragma mark UIAlertViewDelegate The code below avoids to re implement all protocol methods to forward to the real delegate. id forwardingTargetForSelector..

wait_fences: failed to receive reply: 10004003 error - UIAlert WITHOUT UITextField present

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4241894/wait-fences-failed-to-receive-reply-10004003-error-uialert-without-uitextfie

constructed like this @interface MainController UIViewController CLLocationManagerDelegate MKReverseGeocoderDelegate UIAlertViewDelegate iphone uialertview share improve this question The reason for this wait_fences failed to receive reply can also be..

Getting text from UIAlertView

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4560346/getting-text-from-uialertview

on the screen. Thus no value exists for the UITextField that you have passed in. What you need to do is implement the UIAlertViewDelegate in your UIViewController to grab whatever a user has entered into the text field. That said you still have to check for..

iOS - Push notification alert is not shown when the app is running

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7965417/ios-push-notification-alert-is-not-shown-when-the-app-is-running

my application delegate to mimic the notification alert when the app was active. You should implement the appropriate UIAlertViewDelegate protocol method s to handle what happen when the user taps either of the buttons. void application UIApplication application..

UIImageView only displays when I call initWithImage

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8497311/uiimageview-only-displays-when-i-call-initwithimage

as expected. In short here are the two methods I was trying interface @interface ViewController UIViewController UIAlertViewDelegate UIImageView imageView @property nonatomic retain UIImageView imageView @end implementation @implementation ViewController..