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hi all,
is anyone else seeing this? I am just going back into my app and when I run it now, it's failing on creating a new calendar. I just updated to iOS 17 for the simulator and Xcode as well...
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hi,
this is a very simple concept that I can't seem to solve using relationships with core data between two tables. for instance, I have a client table with a name field that I want to link to a client details table with a clientName field and when I update/edit the client name, this still stays links to the client details record. make sense?
I tried relationships but it does not link up when I edit the client name. I feel like I'm missing something very obvious here and have tried multiple scenarios but I'm not finding a solution nor am I finding any documentation on how this should work.
any help/ideas is appreciated.
Thank you,
Pete
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Hi All,
I have a free app in the App Store that is a client/service scheduling app that utilizes Core Data to store user client service info.
Is there a way for me to easily transfer my app data from my iPad to my iPhone (or vice-versa)?
I'm looking at iCloud but I don't see my app listed so I don't think that is an option. And I'm still searching on how I can make my app (and it's data) available to be backed up to iCloud.
Any constructive thoughts are appreciated!
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Hello All,
I recently posted a new app to Test Flight and have had several family members as well as a client test it.
It's a simple client/services scheduling app for Salon owners that integrates with the iOS Calendar.
If you'd like to test it, I will be glad to share the Test Flight link.
I'm not entirely sure if it is considered appropriate to post it directly in here so I'll refrain from doing that unless I hear otherwise from the community.
Thanks!
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Hi all,
I'm writing an iOS app for the iPhone and iPad and it's basically done. I'm going through lots of regression testing and I'm sort of stuck on a scenario that I'm not sure of the most elegant way to handle it.
My app uses a custom calendar, EKCalendar, for my users to do scheduling. When the user first launches the app, it prompts the user to enter a custom calendar name. I don't want them to default to the standard apple Calendar because it will mix appointments with my app when I display their appointments for this app.
Should I force them to enter a custom calendar name or should I allow them to just default to the 'Calendar' for their scheduling?
And then maybe down the road offer an update where they can change this custom calendar name as I am storing it using CoreData.
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Hello All,
It appears I've hit a dead-end in developing a "scheduling" app in terms of utilizing the Date Picker control as a calendar that actually functions like the apple calendar.
It also appears the EventViewController will only display one event versus an array of events???
So in order to list events/reminders in an app, we have to build this out in a table view or stack view???
I'm finding it hard to believe we can't simulate the current calendar display that when you click on a day, it will display that days events/reminders and have the 7 day view on top of it, etc...
Also, I did look at the calendar kit in CocoaPods. I was hoping to build my own using EventKit though.
Lastly, I was going to post a screenshot of this calendar/schedule image from an iPhone 11 simulator but it looks like we can't post screen shots in here???
Pete4Dev.