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iOS I cant do the ipad default zoom into my app when i tested it in my ipad ?
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Are you referring to the 1x and 2x at the bottom right of the screen when the iPad is running an app designed for the iPhone?
genious. was a good laugh.
With the information he provided is just.. not good, I mean, zoom can be double tapping, pinching etc.
the double tapping zoom and pinching dont work !
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No, my application is designed only for ipad and i cant do the default zoom in the screen just like other application !
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hhahaha very funny
Double tapping on what? UIViewControllers, images. What what what?
http://mattgemmell.com/2008/12/08/what-have-you-tried/
http://www.mikeash.com/getting_answers.html
http://mattgemmell.com/2008/12/08/what-have-you-tried/
http://www.mikeash.com/getting_answers.html
i mean in the configuration i Turn Zoom on ( Settings > General > Accessibility > Zoom and tap the Zoom On ) but when i try it in my apps it doesnt work !
(i use tap-and-drag gesture with three fingers to zoom )
no i don't override this function !
i just make a simple application with many views (modal view with images, button, etc...) and when i test my apps in my ipad and want to zoom in the screen by tap-and-drag gesture but nothing happened !
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If you open your XIB file and open the Identity Inspector (it's one of the tabs for the right column,) is the "Accessibility Enabled" checkbox checked for your various buttons / views?
I've never actually worked with the accessibility zoom before (my eyesight is poor without glasses on, but my solution is to just move the device closer to my face as someone else jokingly suggested,) but my guess is that it's handled through that checkbox and the options below it.
I've never actually worked with the accessibility zoom before (my eyesight is poor without glasses on, but my solution is to just move the device closer to my face as someone else jokingly suggested,) but my guess is that it's handled through that checkbox and the options below it.
yes the "Accessibility Enabled" checkbox is checked for the views but nothing !
should i add some code in my app or what ? that make me crasy