Is there a way to move the refresh button to a different tab? I'd prefer to have it on an extras or settings screen, instead of home. Thanks.

If you have a look at the 'Advanced Menu Properties' on many screen types you'll find a nav bar option to include a refresh button, that what you mean? Video screen, gallery screen etc....

No, I was referring to the main refresh button for the App. The one that downloads the latest configuration data. Instead of moving it, I decided to remove it entirely and refresh the configuration data automagically if it's been changed.

Ah, makes sense, sorry. Misread what you where trying to do.

Good question. The Refresh button is placed on the left in the BT_screenUtilities.m > configureBackgroundAndNavBar method. This method checks to see if the screen 'isHomeScreen' and if it is ads a Refresh button. So, to get a Refresh Button to appear on a different tab, we need to set the isHomeScreen variable on a different screen. Open BT_Objects > BT_application.m file and find the buildInterface method. You'll see in the method where it does a [theScreen setIsHomeScreen true] for the first view controller on each tab. This means you'll have 5 screens that have isHomeScreen set to TRUE if you're app uses 5 tabs. But, the app is setup to show the Refresh Button only for the first tab, as you realize. You can modify this behavior in the BT_screenUtilities.m > configureBackgroundAndNavBar method to add the Refresh Button on whatever view controllers you want.

Awesome, thanks for the tip!

Now there is an answer, nice one great info.

I don't mean to sound like a dummy, but once I have opened BT_applications, how to do you get to the Build Interface. I somehow can't find it

No questions are dumb ;-) The source-code / project you download from your control panel does not have any Interface Builder files. These are sometimes called nib or zib files and end with an .xib extension. All of the screens and layout are done with Objective C code and not interface builder files. This means you won't be able to use Interface Builder (IB) to manipulate files in your project.

So how does this method work above. If it says use the build interface method. I have a tiny tiny, almost none, coding skills.

Hi @Annondale. Not sure what you're asking about 'how it works.' I was just mentioning that no XIB files are used in BT projects. You asked how to 'open' BT_applications. I'm not sure what you're referencing here. Maybe you mean once you open the project in Xcode. Makes sense. You don't need to configure or change any of the layout options in Xcode. Each screen in your app is configured using your online control panel. You make changes in your control panel and the code in your project does the layout. Not sure how else to explain it? Maybe see the first few pages of the help docs for v1.5 apps, it explains it in a bit more detail.

Sorry. I got it now. I thought I needed to use Xcode but in fact, I just need to modify the source folders. It has just clicked. Thanks