Changing IOS system buttons in BT

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magister I hate code! Posts: 66 Reg: Feb 16, 2012 firenze 660	confirm \| cancel 05/14/12 02:41 PM (13 years ago) Changing IOS system buttons in BT Could anybody advice quickly on where to look in XCode's BuzzTouch folders tree, to change the color of system buttons. I did change the buttons lettering in BT_Layout/BT_viewUtilities.m but I'm stuck looking at where to code the color attribute. Thanks for the patience. Title Comments Could anybody advice quickly on where to look in XCode's BuzzTouch folders tree, to change the color of system buttons. I did change the buttons lettering in BT_Layout/BT_viewUtilities.m but I'm stuck looking at where to code the color attribute. Thanks for the patience.

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	05/14/12 04:31 PM (13 years ago) From a previous post by David@Buzztouch: The image names you see in the control panel determine what iOS image style to use. There are no images, iOS uses these images automagically. You could modify some logic to use an image instead but it's a bit tricky. Have a look at the BT_Layout folder > BT_viewUtilities.m file. Look for the configureBackgroundAndNavBar method you'll see where the right-side-image is added to the navigation bar. Look at the BT_images folder and you see some images used as background for some of the text. If you go the Source code (Android) and follow the link to the BT_images folder you'll see how it's done in Android. www.MySkylla.com Fred Comments From a previous post by David@Buzztouch: The image names you see in the control panel determine what iOS image style to use. There are no images, iOS uses these images automagically. You could modify some logic to use an image instead but it's a bit tricky. Have a look at the BT_Layout folder > BT_viewUtilities.m file. Look for the configureBackgroundAndNavBar method you'll see where the right-side-image is added to the navigation bar. Look at the BT_images folder and you see some images used as background for some of the text. If you go the Source code (Android) and follow the link to the BT_images folder you'll see how it's done in Android. www.MySkylla.com Fred

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	05/14/12 10:52 PM (13 years ago) I poked around BT_viewUtilities.m a bit, and it seems as though the system button colors might be set depending on the screen type? So, perhaps find the section for the screen you are looking for, and then go from there? Just a guess! Mark Comments I poked around BT_viewUtilities.m a bit, and it seems as though the system button colors might be set depending on the screen type? So, perhaps find the section for the screen you are looking for, and then go from there? Just a guess! Mark

magister I hate code! Posts: 66 Reg: Feb 16, 2012 firenze 660	05/14/12 11:00 PM (13 years ago) Thanks a lot Fred and GoNorthWest. I will check it out and report back if I find any joy. Comments Thanks a lot Fred and GoNorthWest. I will check it out and report back if I find any joy.

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