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Can it be done? Opening the wifi settings is possible, but I dont know how to connect to a specific wifi network.
this code:
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"prefs:root=WIFI"]];
opens the iPhone wifi settings dialog. Is there any way to compose the URL name? For example
"prefs:root="WIFI&path=wifi_name"...
This is possible inside an app, but I believe it is not allowed by Apple guidelines. You should be detecting if there is a networking connection either via WWAN or WiFi or if you can connect to a specific host via a URL. Please see Apple Reachability code for the full implementation for the Reachability code produced by Apple. So this is already done for you.