I'm writing a chess app. I have an object that holds all the information for the board. My view controller is a delegate to that object, and the method checkmateOcurred:forBlack: is called when one player reaches checkmate. When someone is checkmated I use a UIAlertView to notify the player(s).
When I test this in the iphone simulator, everything works great. However, when I run on a device the alert view doesn't show up. This method is indeed being called on the device, I used NSLog to check. The alert view just won't show up. I thought that maybe it was having trouble displaying it at that time, so I added some code to my viewDidLoad method to display an alert view right when the app starts. That one won't show up either. No alert view will show in my app. What's going on?
Code:
-(void)checkmateOccured:(BoardModel *)boardModel forBlack:(BOOL)forBlack {
UIAlertView *av = [[[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Checkmate!" message:(forBlack ? @"Black Wins!" : @"White Wins!") delegate:nil cancelButtonTitle:@"Ok" otherButtonTitles:nil, nil] autorelease];
[av show];
}When I test this in the iphone simulator, everything works great. However, when I run on a device the alert view doesn't show up. This method is indeed being called on the device, I used NSLog to check. The alert view just won't show up. I thought that maybe it was having trouble displaying it at that time, so I added some code to my viewDidLoad method to display an alert view right when the app starts. That one won't show up either. No alert view will show in my app. What's going on?