Hey guys, I hate to beat a dead horse... http://awesomegifs.com/wp-content/uploads/dead-horse.gif But all info I can find for turning off the refresh button in the nav bar seems to deal with BT 2.19. It looks like it's different in 3.0 I've tried commenting out both sections that deal with the refresh button in BT_ViewUtilities.m (S3 and S4), but it didn't seem to effect anything. I also tried removing my report to cloud URL in my CP. Any ideas? Thanks.

remove the button from BT_viewController.m comment out line 212 and 213 like so // add a back button on all screens that are not the "home" screen for non-child apps. if([self.navigationController.viewControllers count] < 2){ if([appDelegate respondsToSelector:@selector(refreshAppData)]){ if([appDelegate.rootApp.dataURL length] > 3){ //tabbed apps only the first tab will show the refresh button. if([self.screenData isHomeScreen]){ // UIBarButtonItem *theRefreshButtonItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithBarButtonSystemItem:UIBarButtonSystemItemRefresh target:appDelegate action:@selector(refreshAppData)]; // [self.navigationItem setLeftBarButtonItem:theRefreshButtonItem]; } } }

I recommend to comment as you can still refresh more easily and remove them when released

Perfect, thanks Kittsy!

Kitty's to the rescue, you reply to my same question on the forum a few weeks back.... Miguel

Hey Kittsy, is there a way to do this but still allow the app to refresh automatically when CP data has changed? The code edit you provided works great, but it doesn't prompt the user to refresh when I make a CP change. Or do we have to pick one or the other?

This doesn't remove the refresh code only the button, it will not affect auto refresh

Thats really strange. When I have the two lines commented out, I don't get refresh notifications. uncomment them again, and they show up as they should.