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maverick96
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08/12/14 02:37 PM (10 years ago)

EULA Sizing

Been a while since I was on here last but thought I would check back on this question. Anyone know how to resize the EULA plugin when using an iPad? It shows up the same size as iPhone and just wandering if there is a way to change this. Thanks!
 
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08/13/14 02:11 AM (10 years ago)
Contact plugin developer
 
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08/13/14 07:56 AM (10 years ago)
1. Go into the Plugin's group folder via Xcode (don't use the Finder). 2. Within Xcode (not at the Finder level!), right-click to duplicate these two files: source-ios-2.0BTM_AgreementView.xib source-ios-2.0BTM_termsOfService.xib 3. Rename them to: source-ios-2.0BTM_AgreementView~iPad.xib source-ios-2.0BTM_termsOfService~iPad.xib 4. Then edit those files to resize the screen elements for your iPad. 5. When you've got it sorted-out, show us a screenshot of your masterpiece via http://PostImg.org -- Niraj
 
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09/24/14 06:29 PM (9 years ago)
Thank you very much for your help. I was able to get the EULA to fit by creating the ~ipad files and resizing. Just a note though. Make sure to select "Use Class Size" under the Interface Builder Document on the original files and then change the final values (under the .xib file window) from Any to Regular. Seems to work now! http://s29.postimg.org/5tfjhi6lz/i_OS_Simulator_Screen_Shot_Sep_24_2014_9_16_14.png
 
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09/24/14 07:45 PM (9 years ago)
Yay! :-) It's a good time to be a Member. -- Niraj
 

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