Re: iOS splash screen and app load times

2015-03-29 Thread Dave Kilroy
Hi all Alain - Yes I agree, it's a bit long Alain Vezina wrote > It’s a bit long. don’t you agree? Chris I was the guy who tried to make Mark's suggestion work on http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14116 - I tried it various ways (I got postcript names from Font Book) with no discernible

Re: iOS splash screen and app load times

2015-03-27 Thread William de Smet
Hi Chris, I have the same thing here with an iPad 3 (iOS 7) en iPad mini 1 (iOS 8). My apps act slower than before. I have some new apps ready but this way I cannot release them. greetings, William 2015-03-27 18:21 GMT+01:00 Chris Sheffield : > The splash screen and load times of iOS apps wh

Re: iOS splash screen and app load times

2015-03-27 Thread Alain Vezina
Hi Chris, There’s already a bug ticket ( Bug 14116) for this issue. I sent it on 5th december and we are stil waiting for they fix it. It’s a bit long. don’t you agree? Alain Vezina Logilangue www.logilangue.com Le 2015-03-27 à 13:21, Chris Sheffield a écrit : > The splash screen and load ti

Re: iOS splash screen and app load times

2015-03-27 Thread Chris Sheffield
Okay, probably should have looked before I posted. :-) I found this ticket (if anyone else is interested) http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14116. According to Mark W it may be due to a font issue. However, someone tried Mark’s suggestion regarding fonts and it didn’t seem to make much

Re: iOS splash screen

2015-02-26 Thread Randy Hengst
I have seen the same problem using LC 6.6.5 with the 8.1 simulator… the problem shows itself with the iPhone 6 and 6+ simulators, but not the 4 or 5s. On the 6 simulator the real splash displayed, followed by a reduced size version of the screen (I don’t know where it comes from), followed by t

Re: iOS splash screen

2015-02-26 Thread Richard Miller
I tried turning off all openstack and opencard scripts. Nothing I do prevents that black screen from showing up on my iPhone 6+. I'll have to settle with using the splash screen tied in through the IOS settings page, then going directly to the first main navigational card in my stack. At least

Re: iOS splash screen

2015-02-25 Thread Scott Morrow
Ralph, I don’t know if this will help in your case but I had a similar sounding problem in one of my iOS apps. The problem seemed dependent on actions (and a visual effect) that happened during the openCard handler. When I used send in time to call these events the black flash went away. In my

RE: iOS splash screen

2015-02-25 Thread Ralph DiMola
I don't see the black screen flash. I am using an iPod 5 iOS 8.1.3 and iPad 2 iOS 8.1.3. I make the splash screen in the standalone setting the same as the stack's splash screen card. I open the main card from the opencard handler in the splash screen card. I use my own re-sizing library. Mac Book

Re: iOS splash screen

2015-02-25 Thread Richard Miller
I tried this, as noted below. I still see a black screen briefly _after_ the first splash screen shows... at least on my iPhone 6+. On 2/25/15 6:40 PM, PystCat wrote: Yes and you’re going to laugh… Do a screen grab of your splash screen and set that as your splash screen under the iOS settin

Re: iOS splash screen

2015-02-25 Thread PystCat
Yes and you’re going to laugh… Do a screen grab of your splash screen and set that as your splash screen under the iOS settings on LC. When the app starts on the device, it will show that graphic and then immediately go to your actual splash screen… You won’t see it happen. Paul > On Feb 25

Re: iOS Splash Screen masks display

2012-05-26 Thread Graham Samuel
Jacque thanks very much, works perfectly. My mistake was to think that the card is drawn after "preOpenCard" and before "openCard" (this is implied by the SC docs, which tell you to use a "preOpenCard" handler to execute stuff that you want to do before the card appears). It appears that actuall

Re: iOS Splash Screen masks display

2012-05-25 Thread J. Landman Gay
On 5/25/12 2:09 PM, Graham Samuel wrote: I found that if I put a script like this into the first card: on openCard wait 4 seconds go to "Card2" end openCard then the splash screen stays around for an extra 4 seconds, and the first thing the user sees is Card 2 - Card 1 is never visible. The l

Re: iOS Splash Screen masks display

2012-05-25 Thread Graham Samuel
Tim, thanks for the reply. I understand about the static image, which I may have confused people by calling a splash screen (although that's what it is). The Apple link you gave shows that I should be calling it a "launch image" although this term is not used in the LC Standalone Application Se

Re: iOS Splash Screen masks display

2012-05-25 Thread Tim Jones
On May 23, 2012, at 2:04 PM, Graham Samuel wrote: > I'm developing an iPad app which has an iOS splash screen (they all do), > which AFAIK is there in order to show itself until the app is fully loaded. I > am not sure how iOS knows that the load is complete, but anyway I seem to > have a probl

Re: iOS Splash Screen masks display

2012-05-24 Thread Scott Morrow
Hello Graham, What about something like: on openCard send "GoToCard" && "Card2" to me in 4 seconds end openCard command GoToCard pCard go to card pCard end GoToCard regards, Scott Morrow Elementary Software (Now with 20% less chalk dust!) web http://elementarysoftware.com/ e