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UIAlertView
| MonoTouch AlertWebView - Warren Moxley's Blog
Tags:MonoTouch, AlertWebView, UIAlertView, Popup UIWebView
Hey everyone. It's been a while since I've posted anything. Well I was working on a project today where we required a popup Terms & Conditions with an Approve and Reject button, and allows you to scroll the content. I built a Sub-Class of UIAlertView, inserting a UIWebView and allowing for a URL to be passed in. This renders a scrollable UIWebView in the alert view so that the T&C can be reviewed, and then accepted or rejected. Here...
source: blog.it1services.ca
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| MonoTouch AlertWebView - Warren Moxley's Blog
Tags:MonoTouch, AlertWebView, UIAlertView, Popup UIWebView
Hey everyone. It's been a while since I've posted anything. Well I was working on a project today where we required a popup Terms & Conditions with an Approve and Reject button, and allows you to scroll the content. I built a Sub-Class of UIAlertView, inserting a UIWebView and allowing for a URL to be passed in. This renders a scrollable UIWebView in the alert view so that the T&C can be reviewed, and then accepted or rejected. Here ...
source: blog.it1services.ca
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| MonoTouch Sample - Custom UIAlertView with Progressbar or ActivityIndicator
Today i was playing around creating a some custom loading indicators using the UIAlertView control. After being quite unsatisfied with the content found on the web, i decided to rollup my own custom control in order to simplify the implementation. This implementation makes use of the this.InvokeOnMainThread function, so the UIView is redrawn properly.
source: blog.codeware-consultancy.com
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| MonoTouch Article - UIAlertView + UITextField = Crazy Delicious
Kevin McMahon writes an entry that covers how to create a view similar to the password prompt you get when purchasing an app via the app store on your phone.
The control used by Apple to prompt you for your password isn’t available out-of-the-box in Cocoa Touch, but Kevin has put together a sample project that shows a couple different techniques that are available for creating and customizing the controls that you do have to achieve the same effect.
source: blog.kevfoo.com
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