setting what shows immediately after splash screen

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basement Aspiring developer Posts: 488 Reg: Apr 07, 2011 Ontario 4,880	confirm \| cancel 04/12/11 11:11 AM (14 years ago) setting what shows immediately after splash screen currently when I'm testing my app in the iOS simulator, as soon as the splash screen goes, I'm presented with a different page than I want to be - I want it to go straight to the menu, but I am taken to another page instead. How/where can I set what page is the next to load after the splash screen? I'm using buzztouch v1.5, iOS. thanks Title Comments currently when I'm testing my app in the iOS simulator, as soon as the splash screen goes, I'm presented with a different page than I want to be - I want it to go straight to the menu, but I am taken to another page instead. How/where can I set what page is the next to load after the splash screen? I'm using buzztouch v1.5, iOS. thanks

samme71 Apple Fan Posts: 29 Reg: Apr 10, 2011 South Carolina,... 3,840	04/12/11 11:22 AM (14 years ago) I had the same issue this is what I did. From the App Control Panel, click Manage Screens and Menus, the click Layout at the top, from there click Home Screen (for non tabbed) of Tabbed Layout and select the screen you want to see after splash. Comments I had the same issue this is what I did. From the App Control Panel, click Manage Screens and Menus, the click Layout at the top, from there click Home Screen (for non tabbed) of Tabbed Layout and select the screen you want to see after splash.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	04/12/11 11:36 AM (14 years ago) Yup... if you are using a tabbed layout, tab-1 will show when the Splash Screen goes away. For non-tabbed layouts, the Home Screen will show. The Home Screen is the screen you enter in the Layout settings like samme71 mentioned. Comments Yup... if you are using a tabbed layout, tab-1 will show when the Splash Screen goes away. For non-tabbed layouts, the Home Screen will show. The Home Screen is the screen you enter in the Layout settings like samme71 mentioned.

basement Aspiring developer Posts: 488 Reg: Apr 07, 2011 Ontario 4,880	04/12/11 11:45 AM (14 years ago) ah, ok. I'm using a tabbed layout, so I have to make the home screen the first one - unfortunate cos I really don't want it to be the first one, but ah well. I'm grateful this place exists, so can put up with a few idiosyncrasies! thanks for the super fast and helpful responses. Comments ah, ok. I'm using a tabbed layout, so I have to make the home screen the first one - unfortunate cos I really don't want it to be the first one, but ah well. I'm grateful this place exists, so can put up with a few idiosyncrasies! thanks for the super fast and helpful responses.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	04/12/11 11:49 AM (14 years ago) If you don't want it to be the first one... why is it the first tab? Just move the one you want to show to the first tab. Maybe I'm confused. Glad your stoked... good stuff. Comments If you don't want it to be the first one... why is it the first tab? Just move the one you want to show to the first tab. Maybe I'm confused. Glad your stoked... good stuff.

basement Aspiring developer Posts: 488 Reg: Apr 07, 2011 Ontario 4,880	04/12/11 12:19 PM (14 years ago) I didn't want the menu to be the first tab, but I do want the menu to be what's shown as soon as the splash screen goes, but that's fine. Yeah, so many things going through my mind now I've discovered buzztouch, I don't want to do any other work...! Comments I didn't want the menu to be the first tab, but I do want the menu to be what's shown as soon as the splash screen goes, but that's fine. Yeah, so many things going through my mind now I've discovered buzztouch, I don't want to do any other work...!

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