I'm not near a Mac right now, but you're trying to iterate through the result that your giornataDisplay() function is returning, but it doesn't return anything. It looks like you're trying to create a View in that function without actually telling SwiftUI that this is a View. Move the stuff out of the function and into the ForEach loop, and see what happens. You might, alternatively, want to change that func into a struct that returns a View for the data passed into it.

Post some code that shows how the keyboard keys are generated. You might be missing or adding a tint somewhere.

The quiz results should be in the model data, and the destination view should be based off that data. When the model data is updated you can trigger the visibility of the destination view by changing the tab index of your toolbar to show that view.

Let's say each Item has a unique id, a UUID. The way I've implemented this is to create a "blankItem" with default values and id = "". My Item edit screen takes an Item as a parameter, so, if I pass the blank item to the editor it will display those default values and let the user edit it. You can then set the buttons appropriately. I also set some lets that store the original values from the Item that was passed in, so I can disable the Done button if nothing has actually changed, and I can alert the user that they've made changes if they press Cancel. So, if the user tapped to create a new Item you're editing the blankItem. You assign an id once you validate the entered values are valid, and save the Item. You never save any changes to the blankItem; and you never save the blankItem to your data store. You simply use the blankItem as a way of populating the create screen with default values. If I'm editing an existing Item, then the screen is populated with the values from that Item, and I can check they've made changes or not with those lets think "original_name", "original_location" etc.). Because when you're editing an existing Item the id is not blank you can set the buttons here appropriately, too. And when you pass validation and save you update the actual Item based on its id. Hope this helps.

You'll ned to give us more info on this before we can help you. What have you tried? How are you setting the cookies?

You don't actually explain where the user's details are stored? Are they on-device, or somewhere in the cloud? You need to figure out a way of allowing a user to login regardless of where they are in your app. If an app is deleted from a device, everything stored in that app's "sandbox" is deleted, too, so any information that a user is logged in should be deleted when the user deletes the app, so it looks like you're storing login data somewhere else? Can you provide us with some more concrete data on how your app is structured?

These are the Developer Forums; they aren't a place for you to post job listings. I have reported your post as inappropriate. Please don't clog up these valuable forums with nonsense.

How are we supposed to help you with this? What's an album? What code are you running that's causing the crash?

Can't do much without some code here. Where exactly does it crash? What code is running at the time?

It's just a deprecation message. You can either continue to use your existing code until Apple decides that the code is no longer supported (in which case your app won't build); or you can change it. I use something like this: @State private var mapPosition = MapCameraPosition.region(MKCoordinateRegion(center: CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 51.507222, longitude: -0.1275), span: MKCoordinateSpan(latitudeDelta: 0.03, longitudeDelta: 0.03))) @State private var coordinates = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 51.507222, longitude: -0.1275) var body: some View { Map(position: $mapPosition) { Marker(mapMarkerName, coordinate: coordinates) } .mapStyle(.standard(elevation: .realistic)) .mapControls { MapCompass() MapScaleView() } }

I went to this page and I can enter my phone number. Please don't be so overly-dramatic. This is not a "critical bug". Why can't you enter your phone number? Do you get an error? Is the field disabled?

Go to App Store Connect, and under "Users and Access" you can add a user's name and email, and give them various rights. If you tick "App Manager", then click "See Permissions" you'll see what that role gives them. (Did you try any of this yourself?) You don't need to give them everything, and you don't need to give them your password. NEVER give away your password.

I just pasted your code into a new project, and it doesn't show that warning. Are you seeing it as part of a larger project? If so, maybe something else is causing it?

Sorry, but these are the Apple Developer Forums where developers writing apps for Apple's platforms get together to ask questions about how to do something or how to fix a problem in their code for their apps running on Apple's platforms. We don't do Android. If you want to find out how to do something in an Android app there are forums for that. Sorry.

What sort of a question is this?! What do you want to do? What are you trying to achieve? What code are you writing?