Sunday, November 27, 2011

v 1.11 - Animate hiding of buttons

Note - apparently this app was uploaded without the graphics for the Sort Event & Settings.
This has been corrected in v 1.12 which is awaiting approval by Apple.


This is a minor upgrade to some of the graphics in the app, and new functionality to hide/view the user interface items.


 
Pressing the arrow on the right hand side animates the buttons right, leaving just a arrow pointing left which when pressed will animate the buttons back on to the screen.


The Icons on the settings screen are now placed at the bottom of the screen and animated upwards if an ad is to be displayed.


For any queries I can be contacted at phil.bevan@gmail.com.

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Countdown to an Event v.1.10

This release only ccontains updates for the iPhone.

Added Sort option (Ascending date, Descending date or Manual) 


Sort Order for the Events List
Added Settings Screen
Settings
Option to Display Date / or Display Days on Event List 
List View
Option to Tap on an Event in the List to set it to the current Event.

Option to Hide Next/Previous Buttons (Use gestures to navigate) 
Next/Prev buttons hiden
Swipping Left/Right navigates through the events. Double Tap allows selection of a new picture for the event being displayed.

When adding new Event sets the Current event to be the Event Added 


Version 2.0 will bring all iPhone updates to the iPad version.
For any queries I can be contacted at phil.bevan@gmail.com.

Friday, September 2, 2011

Countdown to an Event (v 1.09)

New features in v 1.9

Updated Arrow Icons

Added a help Icon

Pressing the help Icon will display a confirmation dialog box before opening the safari web browser and bringing you to this this blog (which is mobile enabled).

Creates thumbnails of the selected pictures to improve performance of the Event List. (There should be no stuttering of the list as you scroll it.)

Allow customisation of the default image used when creating a new Event. To create a default picture, use iTunes to copy a file called image.png into the documents folder for the app. This will be used as the default image for any new events.

On creation of a new event the Event Text starts as blanks.

For support queries, I may be contacted at phil.bevan@gmail.com

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Countdown to an Event (v 1.08)

The following features have been added in v1.8
  • Add ability to show weeks for an Event
  • Add text showing the Date & Time of the Event 
  • Updated Icon for iPhone 3G, 3Gs, 4 (Retina Display) and iPad 

    Thursday, April 7, 2011

    Countdown to an Event (v 1.07)

    This release provides an update to the iPhone version of this app.
    (This update will be submitted to the app store on 08/04/2011.)

    Pressing the info button will now take you to a list of the existing events.

    From here events can be added, updated, deleted or re-ordered.
    To add a new event press the Calendar icon below the list.
    To update an event press the arrow button on the right hand side of the event to be edited.
     
    The following screenshot shows the updated details screen




    To delete an event press the edit button and a delete Icon will appear against each entry in the last. Pressing this will prompt you to confirm the deletion.

    To re-order the events press the edit button and select the row re-order handle on the right hand side of the entry to be moved and drag it into the desired position.

    Saturday, December 11, 2010

    Countdown to an Event (v 1.06)

    Version 1.6 adds the ability to assign a different photo to each event.
    Just go to the event you want to assign a photo to and add it from the Picture roll or Camera.

    The Icon has been improved for the iPhone 4.

    The Icons at the bottom of the screen have been improved for the iPhone 4.

    Saturday, November 6, 2010

    Countdown to an Event (v 1.05)

    A minor update to display time since an event if the event is in the past.
    The text is changed to red to indicate that the event is in the past.
    An Event in the Past