I have a URL like myApp://action/1?parameter=2&secondparameter=3 With the property query I get following part of my URL parameter=2&secondparameter=3 Is there any way easy to put this in a NSDictionary or an Array? Thx a lot
I have a URL like myApp://action/1?parameter=2&secondparameter=3 With the property query I get following part of my URL parameter=2&secondparameter=3 Is there any way easy to put this in a NSDictionary or an Array? Thx a lot
Advice from an experienced Appreneur, Mentor and Coach. You should always avoid downloading data over a wireless network whenever possible. If there is a file on a server that your app needs and itâs infrequently updated, then a good approach would be to cache that file in your app and only download it when an update is detected. (You could also package a version of the file inside the app bundle
The project youâll build is an app for saving and tracking tasks you donât want to forget. It has basic functions such as adding, editing and deleting tasks, as well as marking them complete. Exploring the App Before you dive into the code, you should know a little about the project structure. The project has everything you need to do basic exporting and importing of data. Youâll enhance this proj
There's a similar question on here about this which I've read and I've tried to follow the advice given there... and I think I'm 95% complete but the remaining 5%... well you know ;-) So I'm trying to call the twitPic API to upload an image and I've got the image contained in a UIImageView which I'm displaying on the screen (I can see it so it's definitely there). My code to form the API call look
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