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# New style: default font style is Helvetica Neue. Since it is a bit finer than regular Helvetica, consider moving up the font size. To look even more like iOS7, get rid of the striped background and use blue labels. Here's a good [http://ivomynttinen.com/blog/the-ios-7-design-cheat-sheet/ cheat sheet] on some of the design differences. | # New style: default font style is Helvetica Neue. Since it is a bit finer than regular Helvetica, consider moving up the font size. To look even more like iOS7, get rid of the striped background and use blue labels. Here's a good [http://ivomynttinen.com/blog/the-ios-7-design-cheat-sheet/ cheat sheet] on some of the design differences. | ||
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# New Date | # New Date inputType on TextBox control. | ||
# New Time | # New Time inputType on TextBox control. | ||
# New Progress Control | # New Progress Control | ||
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# Text to Speech | # Text to Speech | ||
Revision as of 17:43, 24 September 2013
This page keeps track of information about iOS7 for AppStudio users. Feel free to add your tricks and workarounds!
Max Firtman has a general overview here.
New Features
- New style: default font style is Helvetica Neue. Since it is a bit finer than regular Helvetica, consider moving up the font size. To look even more like iOS7, get rid of the striped background and use blue labels. Here's a good cheat sheet on some of the design differences.
- New Date inputType on TextBox control.
- New Time inputType on TextBox control.
- New Progress Control
- Text to Speech
Known Bugs
- mailto:, tel:, sms: etc. tags do not work when saved to Home Screen.
- Simple MsgBox does not work properly. Use NSB.MsgBox instead
- JavaScript alert, confirm and prompt do not work.
- StatusBar overlaps the top of the app. The workaround is to not use the top 20 pixels of the screen.
- There is a problem with SQLite databases that are over 5 megs.
- In Safari preferences, "Block Cookies" needs to be set to "Never" or "No Third Party". It cannot be "Always". Otherwise, localStorage and SQLite statements will not work.