Hello All!
First off, I'd like to put it out there. I'm new to OOP. I mostly do web scripting in my spare time (VBScript and JavaScript). However, a friend of mine suggested that I give creating iPod apps a try. So, here it goes...
I have a JavaScript page that creates a tracker. For simplification, it takes user input of the Name and Age and sorts it based on Age. To do this, I have a form that allows the user to enter the data and a button to add values to a <div> container (affectionately named "divBody"). Here's a snippet of what the code looks like:
So, as you can see, it takes the input and creates a "label" and a "text box". So, here's my problem: How do I get these objects to appear on the screen in Objective C?
I can figure out the rest of the sorting and such by trial and error. But I don't know how to add the fields while the code is running. I understand that the objects can be programmed in on the code side using the XCode program. However, the users can enter more than expected.
OK, for extra credit, here's another question. I'm sure that once I find an answer to the above question that this may fall into line. In the end, I would like to have a "Person" Object that stores the Name and Age passed. Is it possible to make the Object function like the label and text box as described above? Just a thought.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Todd
NOTE: I did post this to another forum, but found it was not the right audience. Sorry for the double post.
First off, I'd like to put it out there. I'm new to OOP. I mostly do web scripting in my spare time (VBScript and JavaScript). However, a friend of mine suggested that I give creating iPod apps a try. So, here it goes...
I have a JavaScript page that creates a tracker. For simplification, it takes user input of the Name and Age and sorts it based on Age. To do this, I have a form that allows the user to enter the data and a button to add values to a <div> container (affectionately named "divBody"). Here's a snippet of what the code looks like:
PHP:
function PutErThere (txtName,intAge) {
CurrInfo = document.getElementById("divBody");
CurrInfo.innerHTML += "<span style='width:120;'>"+txtName+"</span>";
CurrInfo.innerHTML += "<input type='text' style='width:40; text-align:center;' value='"+intAge+"' name='txtVal1'>";
}So, as you can see, it takes the input and creates a "label" and a "text box". So, here's my problem: How do I get these objects to appear on the screen in Objective C?
I can figure out the rest of the sorting and such by trial and error. But I don't know how to add the fields while the code is running. I understand that the objects can be programmed in on the code side using the XCode program. However, the users can enter more than expected.
OK, for extra credit, here's another question. I'm sure that once I find an answer to the above question that this may fall into line. In the end, I would like to have a "Person" Object that stores the Name and Age passed. Is it possible to make the Object function like the label and text box as described above? Just a thought.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Todd
NOTE: I did post this to another forum, but found it was not the right audience. Sorry for the double post.
