o discernible difference - it
would be great if you can manage it...
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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
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
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
The splash screen and load times of iOS apps when building an app with LC 6.7+
are *super* slow. Any build created with LC 6.6.5 is not. We’re working on app
updates to two apps in order to add 64-bit support, so obviously we need to use
the newer version of LC. But these load times are getting
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
Richard Miller
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Subject: iOS splash screen
I am just finishing up an iOS app. Having a bit of an issue with the splash
screen/startup process.
Many of the iOS apps on my phone start up by immediately showing a splash
screen and the
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Subject: iOS splash screen
I am just finishing up an iOS app. Having a bit of an issue with the splash
screen/startup process.
Many of the iOS apps on my phone start up by immediately showing a splash
screen and then transitioning to the first main screen. From the moment I
st
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
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
I am just finishing up an iOS app. Having a bit of an issue with the splash
screen/startup process.
Many of the iOS apps on my phone start up by immediately showing a splash
screen and then transitioning to the first main screen. From the moment I start
up the icon, there is no black screen or
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
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
Still trying to understand what's going on. I am quite prepared to find out
it's something stupid on my part.
Graham
On Fri, 25 May 2012 06:49:51 -0700, Tim Jones wrote:
> On May 23, 2012, at 2:04 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
>
>> I'm developing an iPad app which has an
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 see
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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
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
problem about this.
My app has two stacks: the first
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