Multiple UIALERTView, pop-ups more than code

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  1. RashiMahajan, Nov 11, 2010
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    RashiMahajan macrumors newbie

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    #1
    In my app, i m posting some data to the server, in return expecting some acknowledgment msgs. Accordingly displaying the pop-up on UI for informing the user for success or Failure.

    When i post the data for more than two times to server, i should get two pop-up but here i get three pop-ups. At very first pop - up appears & disappears then again pop appears, now t wait for user click after that other appears.

    I am using simple code in loop..

    Code:
    /*........... 
if([nss_value isEqualToString:@"0"]) 
{ [self showAlert:@"Success" :nil]; } 
else { [self showAlert:@"Failure" :nil]; } 
................*/

-(void)showAlert:(NSString *)nss_title:(NSString *)nss_msg
 { 
NSLog(@"SHOW ALERT IS UPP"); 
UIAlertView *uialv_userConfirmation =[[UIAlertView alloc]initWithTitle:nss_title message:nss_msg delegate:self cancelButtonTitle:nil otherButtonTitles:@"Ok",nil];
 [uialv_userConfirmation show]; 
[uialv_userConfirmation release]; 
uialv_userConfirmation=nil; 
}
    Can anybody help me ....... :(
     
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  2. Sykte, Nov 12, 2010

    Sykte macrumors regular

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    #2

    You will need to post more code if you want help. The current context doesn't tell the entire story, specifically what\where the if statements are.


    Side Note:
    May I ask why you're comparing a string of 0? You may want to name your method parameters. (You are not truly naming your parameters as much as making the methods more descriptive)

    Code:
    -(void)showAlert:(NSString *)nss_title:(NSString *)nss_msg

could be 

-(void)showAlertWithTitle:(NSString *)nss_title andMessage:(NSString *)nss_msg

    This will help you while coding and help others read your code if you have a question.
     
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  3. ianray, Nov 14, 2010

    ianray macrumors 6502

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    Not three pop-ups, but rather this kind of sequence:
    1. Show popup #1
    2. Show popup #2
    3. Click to dismiss
    4. Show popup #1 again

    If you want a maximum of one pop-up, then use an instance variable and programmatically dismiss any existing UIAlertView before instantiating a new one. Good luck :)
     
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