khopkins218

/* 
	Developed by Kevin L. Hopkins (http://kevin.h-pk-ns.com)
	You may borrow, steal, use this in any way you feel necessary but please
	leave attribution to me as the source.  If you feel especially grateful,
	give me a linkback from your blog, a shoutout @Devneck on Twitter, or 
	my company profile @ http://wearefound.com.

/* Expects parameters of the directory name you wish to save it under, the url of the remote image, 
   and the Image View Object its being assigned to. */
cachedImageView = function(imageDirectoryName, url, imageViewObject)

iskugor

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
	package="com.adriatic.test" android:versionCode="1"
	android:versionName="1">
	<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="11" />

	<!-- TI_MANIFEST -->

	<application android:icon="@drawable/appicon"
		android:label="Test Application" android:name="TestApplication"

rblalock

// Custom swipe detection for table rows (since technically the "swipe"
// event doesn't apply to individual rows but rather the table.  This way we
// don't have to assign a swipe event for each row.  One event to manage
// them all is more performant.
var TOUCH_X = 0;
$.list.addEventListener("touchstart", function(e) {
	TOUCH_X = e.x;
});
$.list.addEventListener("touchend", function(e) {
	if(e.x > (TOUCH_X + 44)) {

rblalock

/**
 * Helper for opening / animating sidebar
 */
$.openSidebar = function() {
	if(isOpen) {
		var animateRight = Ti.UI.createAnimation({
			left : 0,
			curve : Ti.UI.ANIMATION_CURVE_EASE_OUT,
			duration : 200
		});

FokkeZB

var v = Ti.UI.createView();

var s = new require('spinner').Spinner(
  v, // View to spin
  30 // Degrees to spin per millisecond
); // Auto-starts

// Stop
s.stop();

timanrebel

// <<MyElement> becomes Ti.UI.createMyElement, so that doesn't work
Ti.UI.createMyElement({
  id: 'myId'
});

// But give it a namespace and all of a sudden, it is translated to:
Sc.UI.createMySecondElement({
  id: 'mySecondId'
})

tonylukasavage

# Here's how to add it to a shell profile

tialloy() {
    ti create --id com.testing.$1 --name $1 --workspace-dir . --platforms \
	android,blackberry,ios,ipad,iphone,mobileweb,tizen --no-prompt && \
	cd $1 && alloy new . && subl .
}

mauropm

// INcluding memory management utils.
Ti.include('utils.js');

// root window.
var win = Ti.UI.createWindow({
  backgroundColor:'white',
	exitOnclose:true,
});

tsteur

function readContentFromFile(file)
{
    return require('fs').readFileSync(file).toString();
}

function writeContentToFile(file, content)
{
    require('fs').writeFileSync(file, content);
}

benbahrenburg

This document details how to add the background mode of fetch into the Titanium SDK. It is important to note that once these updates are performed you will be able to attach a listener to be called when the fetch background mode is triggered.

After the below updates are made, you can clear your Titanium project and run this sample app.js to view how it works.

TiBase.h and TiBase.m updates

The first step in adding the fetch background mode is to create the const values that will later be used when adding or listening to notification center.

To do this first open the TiBase.h file and add the const of