Op 20 sep. 2012, om 11:29 heeft Uli Kusterer het
volgende geschreven:
> You're letting a template file made by a programmer that illustrates how to
> code decide what features your user interface will present? :-o
No, but I was just wondering that if I want a better approach what would be
con
On 20.09.2012, at 08:49, Richard Altenburg (Brainchild)
wrote:
> The Add button not being there in portrait mode on iPad is how the default
> Master-Detail template works.
You're letting a template file made by a programmer that illustrates how to
code decide what features your user interface
Op 19 sep. 2012, om 22:31 heeft Uli Kusterer het
volgende geschreven:
> Is the item actually useful to the user beyond being there? Or would the user
> have to delete the item and create a sensible one to actually use your app?
The item is like a demo of what an item could look like, and the u
I might do both, although I can not do a "tap here" instruction if the Add
button is not visible at launch. Have to create another way for that initial
item to become alive.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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Op 19 sep. 2012, om
On 19.09.2012, at 20:30, Richard Altenburg (Brainchild)
wrote:
> Is it considered good practice to create an initial item on start-up (only
> when there is no user created item already) and programmatically select that
> item in the table view and go into its detail view immediately? That way t
Seed data is always a good idea. A “tap here to make a new item” approach
would also work in some cases.
Best,
Eve
On Sep 19, 2012, at 11:30 AM, "Richard Altenburg (Brainchild)"
wrote:
> I am creating a master-detail app for both iPad and iPhone families of
> devices. For the iPad I use a s
I am creating a master-detail app for both iPad and iPhone families of devices.
For the iPad I use a split view controller and for the iPhone I use the
standard drill-down interface (a table view when selected pushes the detail
view onto the screen).
Now it feels kind of awkward when a user fir
