Close this old thread, confirming the change of values.

'navigationTitle' is only available in iOS 14.0 or newer Do you test with a target higher than 14.0 ?

Could this very old thread be of some help ? https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/73357

Could you describe what is the problem, what it is you cannot get working ?

Here is a very simplistic example: struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { NavigationView { List { NavigationLink(destination: DetailView() .navigationBarTitle("Test Detail")){ Text("Goto Detail").foregroundColor(.blue) } .navigationBarTitle("Welcome") } } } }

Does it occur as well when you use the camera directly to shoot a video ? Does it occur with several apps or just a specific one ? Which version of iOS ?

Here is an example. It is using Alamofire, but hope that can help: https : / / stackoverflow. com/questions/52146706/loading-rss-feed-to-ios-swift This other one is very old, objC, but logic should help. w w w raywenderlich. com/3091-rss-reader-tutorial-for-ios-how-to-make-a-simple-rss-reader-iphone-app

This forum cannot help on Android. It is dedicated to Apple's products. You'd probably better contact Flutter directly.

If you find the topmost view (calling superview repeatedly) then let touchLocationAbsolute = touch.location(in: topMostView) will give you what you are looking for. To find the topmost, I would do something like this : var topMostView = myGV.guessBar var upperView = myGV.guessBar while upperView != nil { topMostView = upperView! upperView = topMostView!.superview } let touchLocationAbsolute = touch.location(in: topMostView)

I accidentally fall on this old question. @normsheeran if still listening, did you try to embed the touchbar into a scrollView (in IB) ?

If you want to add inside the text, you should use attributedString and NSTextAttachment: See example here: https : / / w w w.hackingwithswift. com/example-code/system/how-to-insert-images-into-an-attributed-string-with-nstextattachment

The review guidelines require that your app offer enough functionality in all cases. Even though no one can tell for sure what the review board decision will be, it seems that making all the content of the app unaccessible until user has subscribed can be a cause of rejection. You'd probably better propose a simple plan (4 days for instance) and let user buy more plans.

If you want to delete a post for some other reason then… well… what’s the reason? Sometimes, I can post a question or an answer and then realise it is nonsense. Or because of some recent strange forum behavior (messages seem to disappear for a few minutes then suddenly reappear after verification - not really WYSIWIG at all), I may post the question again… and then notice it is a duplicate. Sure I can edit it and just write : this post has been deleted! But, if no one answered yet, it would be just better to simply remove it. That was possible in the former forum…

Can I make something like 'cell', which will be shows attachment like on attached image? So, that's not a question about UITextView. To get this, just define a custom cell. In its nib, you will position label(s) and image, at the exact position you wish.

With those books, I advise you to start learning in playgrounds. That's a very interactive way to learn Swift and the basics of Xcode. Once you feel comfortable, you will learn to develop real apps, and learn UIKit or SwiftUI. Wish you a good and enjoyable start.