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I have lost about 30 notes after a recent iOS updates. Everything neatly sorted into headings - minus my notes. Does anyone have any ideas please how I can find my missing notes??

Installed iOS 10 beta on Sprint iPhone 5s. Noticed laggy performance. As well as fuzzy/blurry icons when exiting app or pulling up a folder and closing it out. Went to reduce motion and reduce transparency. When going back to the home screen, the folder that I had opened to get to my settings is no longer visible, but the spot is still being recognized. Tried locking phone, enabling said features again. Only way to restore visibility of folder is powering the phone down and turning it back on.

Really really simply question.In my own computer when I create a button with Xcode, I can see the blue outline.But, in my office's computer I do the same thing I can't see the blue outline (and can't figure out how much bigger the button is).Reference Image URL: https://i.stack.imgur.com/0Fvtx.jpgWhat is happening?I've recorded a video and uploaded to YouTube in order to be more clear — https://youtu.be/Bl_aOXxtIeAPS: I've been trying to solve this thing on last 3 days, and no luck, even contacting a friend which is an iOS developer.

I'll try to make this short; I:-Attempted to downgrade my iPhone X on beta 6 back to iOS 11-Got recovering data loop-Recovery mode restored iOS 11-Found out the hard way that my iTunes backup only works with iOS 12 since it overrwrites per device-Installed iOS 12 beta 8 and restored from backup I made before starting the downgrade-Everything is intact but i have ZERO pictures.Here's the weird stuff. I:-Had about 30gb in the cloud, which I happened to have looked at this morning when I did the latest backup-I now have only 12gb-I don't use iCloud photo library-iCloud says my iPhone has 2gb in the cloud, but also says it has NEVER been backed up to the cloud...So it appears that somewhere in this process, I am assuming in the iCloud restore phase, all my pictures were removed from iCloud......and somehow I restored from a backup that doesn't exist.

Hi All, I've had a hunt in the forums and couldn't find anything related to this, apologies if I've missed it.I have a Master/Detail app and I'm implementing a UISearchController for the master tableview. I've defined the searchcontroller with this property. let searchController = UISearchController(searchResultsController: nil)I've configured the searchcontroller with this in viewDidLoad. This is the only configuring I'm doing... // Configure the Search functionality searchController.searchResultsUpdater = self searchController.obscuresBackgroundDuringPresentation = false searchController.searchBar.placeholder = Search Items navigationItem.searchController = searchController definesPresentationContext = trueAll well and good and I have the searching working great.Problem is when I select an item and go to the item (the detail side is a tabviewcontroller) and then back to the master view the Search Controller is no longer visible. When I load the app the navigation bar contains the searchcontroller as well as

func tableView(tableView: UITableView, didSelectRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) { let eventVC = EKEventViewController() eventVC.event = eventItems[indexPath.row] eventVC.allowsEditing = true eventVC.delegate = self self.presentViewController(eventVC, animated: true, completion: nil)}done bar button is not show.....help me

Hello,I've a very strange behavior with one of my developed applications installed from the AppStore when updating from iOS 9.2.1 to iOS 9.3 beta 3: the application disappears from the home screen.I cannot access the application anymore and, if I reinstall it, the persistent storage has been erased.When I inspect the device logs just after the update to iOS 9.3 beta 3, I can see the following line with the application which have the problem:containermanagerd[75] <Notice>: 0x1f081000 __83 - [MCMCodeSigningMapping _migrateCachedCodeSigningInfoFromBundleContainersToMapping]_block_invoke: Migrating code signing info for com.my_application_with_the_problemWith the application which doesn't have the problem, I can see the following logs:containermanagerd[75] <Notice>: 0x1f115000 - [MCMCodeSigningMapping _onQueue_codeSigningInfoForIdentifier:externalRequest:]: Migrating code signing info from bundle container upon request for com.my_application_without_the_problemcontainermanagerd[75] <Notice

I have a weird problem using a popover - this behavior is pretty random to me so I somehow think it's a bug - but I cannot reproduce the problem in a smaller project to give you reproducible code. I'm showing a table with a few rows and columns, one of this items per row is editable. If the user taps on the button a popover does appear, presenting a View with a TextField or a TextEditor (tried both with the same result). It all works fine on the iPhone (any situation), it works on the iPad in horizontal format, it works on the iPad in vertical format if there is an external keyboard connected. But - as soon as iOS needs to show the on screen keyboard, the popover disappears and so does the keyboard again. I replaced the popover view with a simplified version, to make sure there is nothing wrong with the popoverView and still got the same behavior. struct SimpleRemarkPopover: View { @Binding var showPopover:Bool @State var comment:String var body: some View { TextEditor(text: $comment) Button(action:

Hi,I'm opening a pdf using QLPreviewController, which usually appears with a right thumbnail bar in iOS 10. But when I run the app on iOS 11, the thumbnail bar disappeared. I'm using the following Objective-C code to preview a pdf.-(void)viewDidLoad { if ([QLPreviewController canPreviewItem:[[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@alice withExtension:@pdf]]) { QLPreviewController *previewController = [[QLPreviewController alloc] init]; previewController.dataSource = self; [previewController.view.frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, [UIScreen mainScreen].bounds.size.width/1.2, self.view.frame.size.height)]; [self addChildViewController:previewController]; [viewQuickLook addSubview:previewController.view]; [previewController didMoveToParentViewController:self]; } } -(NSInteger) numberOfPreviewItemsInPreviewController:(QLPreviewController *)controller { return 1; } - (id <QLPreviewItem>)previewController:(QLPreviewController *)controller previewItemAtIndex:(NSInteger)index { NSURL *pdfURL = [[NSBundle mainBundl

Description We used to use FIFinderSyncController.showExtensionManagementInterface() to navigate to the corresponding Setting's path via a button in our app to make the user enable our FinderSync App. (Or user can navigate manually via System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Extensions -> Added Extensions themselves in Settings.app) But the UI is now disappearing on macOS 15.0 As a result, if user had previously enabled it, user will now be unable to disable it, and if user had not previously enabled it, user will never be able to enable it. STEPS TO REPRODUCE Create an empty macOS app xcodeprojc, add Finder Sync Extension and run it. Or you can use the repo here to reproduce the issue. https://github.com/Kyle-Ye/MenuHelper

My app offers user to subscript vip & buy gems gem (consumable). After purchase succeed, the receipt will be sent to my backend in order to update the gem amount record. There's a checking for updating the gems number on database. However, I find that there're two problems there's only the latest consumable history. The second time buying the gem will erase the previous record. after subscription / renew subscription, the consumable record is gone I'm using sandbox environment. Do 1 & 2 still exist on Real situation? If 1 & 2 still exist on real situation, I've no idea to update the gem if the network fail (network fail: can't get the receipt after purchase gem, at the same time the renew subscription make the get purchase record disappear)