July 7th Deadline???

[iSilo]

New screenshots of iSilo on iPhone.

[djones]

Looks nice, though unless Apple provided specific feedback on changes, I'm worried that the navigation bar is going to result in another UI rejection, as it's not consistent with apps on the platform. It's typically used for navigating the application between views or drilling down into "breadcrumbs" so to speak. Document scope navigation is typically along the bottom (ala Safari). I certainly hope I'm wrong (perhaps this was based on something in the sample code library that I've not encountered?), but thought I would put it out there as food for thought.

[Magnizs]

New screenshots of iSilo on iPhone.

Nice! Thanks for the appetizer. Now we wait for the main course.

[flipperg]

Appreciate you keeping us informed. Looking forward to it.

Keep up the good work.

Flipper

[gionny]

So if you have any documents you want to view, you would need to first place them on a web server. Then from iSilo on your iPhone/iPod touch, you would need to download them one by one to your device.

Ok thanks for information

can you inform us the PATH directory destination on iPhone ?
so .. where must we put on iPhone the iSilo PDB documents?

thanks

[iSilo]

can you inform us the PATH directory destination on iPhone ? so .. where must we put on iPhone the iSilo PDB documents?

When the iPhone OS installs an application, it creates a Documents directory specifically for that application. So documents for iSilo must go in iSilo's Documents directory. The specific absolute path of the Documents directory for an application is not defined as it can vary from installation to installation.

[iSilo]

We submitted the revised version of iSilo to Apple for review late last evening. Hopefully the review process will go well.

[33scottie33]

I can hardly wait!!!

[Loyalty4Life]

When the iPhone OS installs an application, it creates a Documents directory specifically for that application. So documents for iSilo must go in iSilo's Documents directory. The specific absolute path of the Documents directory for an application is not defined as it can vary from installation to installation.

So how does one actually transfer the .pdb files onto the iPhone to view and access? Thank you for your help...

[jopacer]

cool!! Thanks