I checked other questions and found none with my doubt.
Is there a way to display an UIActivityIndicatorView “on top” of Default.png while my iPhone application is being loaded?
Thanks in advance.
Camilo @ lx-apps.com/
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I checked other questions and found none with my doubt.
Is there a way to display an UIActivityIndicatorView “on top” of Default.png while my iPhone application is being loaded?
Thanks in advance.
Camilo @ lx-apps.com/
You can paste a (static) indicator view image on top of Default.png. Of course it won’t animate.
Other than that you can’t do anything because the app isn’t loaded yet, so none of your UI code will run.