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Use non-native fonts in your iOS app
James Womack
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1 response
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ipad, iphone, objective-c, ios
warning: iPhone/iPod Touch: application executable is missing a required architecture
James Womack
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0 responses
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xcode, ipad, iphone, ipod touch
Naming iOS Assets in Universal Apps
Sam Green
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2 responses
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xcode, ipad, iphone, objective-c
Quick access to Drafts on iPhone/iPad
Jigar Panchal
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0 responses
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ipad, iphone
Best site for UI Components on iOS
Max
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0 responses
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cocoa, ios, ipad, iphone
Xcode code completion is confused
Sam Green
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0 responses
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xcode, ipad, iphone, ios
Disable overscroll on iPad web app
Tobias Otte
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0 responses
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mobile, ipad, webkit, javascript
Force users to use iPad landscape orientation
Tobias Otte
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2 responses
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css, mobile, ipad, webkit
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＠ＩＴスマソ（Smart＆Social）
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0 responses
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ios, android, ipad, iphone
Make :hover & :active work in mobile webkit
Mark Ford
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0 responses
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css, mobile, ipad, iphone
Core Data - fetch a single entity
Paul Ledger
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0 responses
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objective c, ipad, iphone, core data
Own Images in iOS Simulator
Paul Ledger
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0 responses
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ios, objective c, ipad, iphone
Moving to the next UITextField in an iOS App
Paul Ledger
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0 responses
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ios, ipad, iphone, objective-c
Smart App Banner support for Drupal in iOS 6
Chris Charlton
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0 responses
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ios, drupal, ipad, iphone
Hiding the iOS Keyboard
Juan Sanchez
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0 responses
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keyboard, ipad, iphone, hide
Emoticonizer: replace :) with Emoji
Lars Schwegmann
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, ipad, iphone
Using non-ARC Classes with ARC Projects
Lars Schwegmann
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0 responses
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xcode, ipad, iphone, objective-c
Change the background of a UITableView on the iPad
Mark Rickert
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0 responses
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ios, ipad, uitableview, uitableviewcontroller
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