The UIAlertView class is easy to implement, but unless you get under the hood and tinker around it will look the same each time. This Quick Tip shows you how to create custom graphics programmatically and apply them to an alert. Changing the graphics in your app may be just the ticket for a fresh and engaging design!
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With the release of the iOS 5 SDK, the UIAlertView class has been updated to natively support text input, secure text input, and username/password form fields. This quick tip will demonstrate how to take advantage of these new enhancements!
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In this tutorial you will be introduced to one of the most commonly used Cocoa-Touch classes: UIAlertView. With this class, you can quickly notify users of important or urgent application information. You may also force user feedback by combining the UIAlertView class with the UIAlertViewDelegate protocol. Read on to learn how!
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