Thanks, did as you suggested but no joy. Even tried a few references on the web using passthrough subjects. The FRC does load the objects on perform fetch but the FRCDelegates isn't invoked when the context changes. So I might have to abstract the @FetchRequest into utility views away from the main set of views.
Maybe access to the forums should be contingent on having an app in the store, an app registered in app connect with at least one build in testflight and complete metadata, a paid subscription something that indicates the member is serious about the program, an agreement on file, a validated bank account number ...
What happens when you have a second language other than the default base. I would assume the resources are copied out of based and compiled directly into the final binary seeing it is only one language. Now if you had multiple language resources this should copy the binary copy of base plus the other language resource lproj types.
Your dynamic label sizing is also dependant on setting UILabel.lines = 0. Currently UILabel.lines = 1 will limit the layout system from recalculating the height of the label.
Thanks, did as you suggested but no joy. Even tried a few references on the web using passthrough subjects. The FRC does load the objects on perform fetch but the FRCDelegates isn't invoked when the context changes. So I might have to abstract the @FetchRequest into utility views away from the main set of views.
Maybe access to the forums should be contingent on having an app in the store, an app registered in app connect with at least one build in testflight and complete metadata, a paid subscription something that indicates the member is serious about the program, an agreement on file, a validated bank account number ...
What happens when you have a second language other than the default base. I would assume the resources are copied out of based and compiled directly into the final binary seeing it is only one language. Now if you had multiple language resources this should copy the binary copy of base plus the other language resource lproj types.
Your dynamic label sizing is also dependant on setting UILabel.lines = 0. Currently UILabel.lines = 1 will limit the layout system from recalculating the height of the label.