Popping Sound

How do I create a pop-up menu?

So you can put a NavigationButton in a NavigationView and use the button destination to push a new View on the stack. Cool.You can click the back button in the nav bar to go back. Also cool.But how in the world do you pop the view programatically, say, like when a user hits a submit button and you've validated his entry?

I have an app with a sidebar that has different functions. On two of these controllers I have the peek / pop working. If during a session of the app I use one or the other controller, both the peek and the pop work just fine. If I use both controllers, the peek works in both but the pop is never getting called.To reiterate, this is getting called every time:- (nullable UIViewController *)previewingContext:(id <UIViewControllerPreviewing>)previewingContext viewControllerForLocation:(CGPoint)location {This is only getting called if I dont switch views:- (void)previewingContext:(id <UIViewControllerPreviewing>)previewingContext commitViewController:(UIViewController *)viewControllerToCommit {

I am working on an application for an alarm clock to publish that focuses on forcing the user to complete various tasks to stop the alarm for heavy sleepers. I am trying to get the functionality for popping the application to the foreground after the timer is called (active alarm clock) similar to how Alarmy does it, however I am running into issues figuring out exactly how to do it. I see that with certain permissions enabled, I believe I can use event kit, however I do not see how to bring the application to foreground to start the actual tasks to turn off the alarm from the application. Am I missing something here or is this not allowed? I have seen some references to keeping silent audio playing to maintain background functionality for as long as you want, but I feel like that is a very bad solution that will potentially cause issues later with Apple review, so I'd prefer to not go that route.

I have implemented a standard Peek and Pop for previewing content from a grid with 3D Touch. The grid auto-scrolls, and I want to stop the animation when the user puts their finger down, then start it again when they lift up their finger. This was working well before implementing Peek and Pop, using touchesBegan/Moved/Ended/Cancelled on the cell view in the grid.After implementing Peek and Pop, the grid starts scrolling again once the Peek begins, because touchesCancelled gets called on the cell view. Is there a non-hacky way to detect that the Peek and Pop is active (or that the user's finger is still on the screen, and get a callback when it leaves the screen)? I'm hoping there's something eloquent. Ultimately, I wish there was a delegate method for this in the Peek and Pop API.// This is when the Peek begins:- (UIViewController *)previewingContext:(id<UIViewControllerPreviewing>)previewingContext viewControllerForLocation:(CGPoint)location;// This is when

Hey, I am loading a link on my app using SFSafariViewController and that link asking camera and location permission. Camera permission pop-up showing and accessible but for location permission it is not doing anything even not showing location permission pop-up. I need to know is there any way to get location permission pop-up on SFSafariViewController.

I believe to have found a bug when trying to use isDetailLink(true) on some NavigationLinks and isDetailLink(false) on others, where the master view pops itself. Happens 100% of the time. Here is the sample code, please run it on an iPad (simulator or device) in landscape, and do the three steps: struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { NavigationView { List { //FIRST STEP - tap this to push to detail NavigationLink(Push Detail) { Text(Detail) } //SECOND STEP - tap this to push to master NavigationLink(Push to Root) { //THIRD STEP - tapping this will push to detail but will pop the master NavigationLink(Push Root Detail ) { Text(Root Detail) } }.isDetailLink(false) } Text(Initial Detail) } } } Does anyone know a way around this?

Is anyone experiencing Crackling/Popping noise when running the preview or simulator. I had this issue before and it went away with an update but now it's back. It's very annoying.

So... with the original beta, my Pop email accounts worked fine. Since then they won't work...My secure pop server port is 995. With the latest beta 4 install, the email account configuration shows the correct port, but the Log files show all attempts to be on port 110 (one that doesn't support SSL)...It's just not listening to the configuration :-)Anyone else see this?--marcelMac PRO, 32G, 1TB10.11 Beta (15A226f)Mail app Version 9.0 (3071)

I.e. like splashy fish every time you tap it makes a popping bubble sound