Hi All, I have a app I am working on for a client that has categories of images.. The problem is my client would like to have captions for each of images... Is there anyway for this to be a possibility?

Not currently

Depending on your techie skills, there are a few ways so accomplish this. Example, you could... a) Pull the image configuration data from your website and include a 'description' in your JSON data. b) Create a simple UIView in the BT_screen_images files that help the description data When each image loaded, you could fill the UIView with the description pulled from the JSON data. Again, depending on your skills, this could be very very simple or very very complex. If you're interested in tackling this kind of modification to your app... re-post and we'll walk you though some steps. You will need to 'host' the configuration data on your or your clients site.

How would example b) work out?

Please understand that this approach does take some programming skills, like I mentioned earlier. Here's the idea... make a frame (box) to position a label, create a label, add the text from your data to the label. Some psuedo code would look something like... CGRect *myDescriptionFrame = CGRectMake(0, 0, 300, 100); UILabel *myDescriptionLabel = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:myDescriptionFrame]; [UILabel setText:--json screen data that holds the description --] You'll need to polish this by setting properties for the frame, label, colors, font size, etc. Use Google, it's very helpful. Search UILabel to see all the things you can set. You'll also need to look at the BT_screen_image.m file to see the methods that set the values for each image. The method that loads each picture will be where you set the value for your custom UILabel