Dear Purna,

the view displayed within the popover is like any view fully customizable. To set a background image just add a UIImageView to your view and set the appropriate image.

Cheers,
anka

Hi,
I do not know why you would do something like this? If it is a popup which has nothing to do with some interaction of your user (like touching a button) then maybe you should use a fullscreen popover or you simply add another customizied UIView (i.e. with black transparent background) on top of your current view hierarchy.
Cheers,
anka

Hi,

did you register your application for oAuth access on http://foursquare.com/oauth/ first? You'll need to do this first and enter the key and secret to your property file as well.

Cheers,
anka

Hi,
you can try to use the global notification center for making your app listening to orientation changes. Try this code:

//put this code somewhere in your view controller for example
[[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserver:self selector:@selector(deviceOrientationDidChange:) name:UIDeviceOrientationDidChangeNotification object:nil];
[[UIDevice currentDevice] beginGeneratingDeviceOrientationNotifications];

//your method which gets called whenever a device orientation change was recognized
- (void)deviceOrientationDidChange:(NSNotification *)notification {
UIDeviceOrientation deviceOrienation = [[UIDevice currentDevice] orientation];
//go on here
}

cheers,
anka

Hi,
basically you will need a valid callback url (which should be some kind of website of your application) but it doesn't really matter because you will receive your access token within your iOS application.
cheers,
anka

Hi Suzanne,
on which plattform are you playing Stone Flood? iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows Phone?
Regards,
anka

So if you say "a lot of free and paid user" are you talking of two different applications or do you use InApp-Purchase to offer more functionality to your users?

If you are using two independent applications it shouldn't be a problem to integrate iAd to your free version of your app and then you don't have to touch the paid version.

If you are using InApp-Purchase you hopefully marked the purchase somewhere in the user's settings (with NSUserDefaults) already. You can simply check the purchase then.

cheers,
anka

Hi,
I don't think that OAAttachement.h is the real problem. There must be another conflict with some framework or source files i think.
Cheers,
anka

Hi Chris,
yes you need the JSON-framework but it is already included within the example project at the lib-folder. Just be sure that the lib folder and it subfolders are included at your XCode project. Also oauthconsumer is added as a submodule so you have to do a "git submodule update" at the project folder first.
Also the Foundation, UIKit and CoreGraphics frameworks are necessary to compile the project.
Cheers,
anka

[activityImageView removeFromSuperview] should do so, if activityImageView is accessible in your method where you finished the loading of something (or simply make activityImageView a property of your class).