I have some code: UIAlertView *alert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Test Message" message:@"This is a test" delegate:nil cancelButtonTitle:@"OK" otherButtonTitles:nil]; [alert show]; [alert release]; I would like this to popup when a specific screen is loaded (myScreenName). Can someone help me add this to xcode in the correct place?

Go to "myScreenName.m" go to - (void) viewDidLoad { .... some code here .... } And add it at the very end before the closing bracket '}'.

That works, but I think I was a bit too generic. What I want to do is popup when SMS (text message) is used with a specific screen nickname.

Ah, that can be a bit more difficult.... Hmm... Not sure how to do that one actually. Sorry about that. Maybe someone smarter then me can figure it out. I'll message here again if I can come up with something. Also, that may be impossible, since you don't really "own" the text message view. So you can't really edit it as far as I know.

Actually not too difficult: Just add: if[[BT_strings getStyleValueForScreen:self.screenData:@"itemNickname":@""]isEqualToString:@"Your screen nickname here"] { Your code } and add in your own screen nickname.

Double post in error!

where does this get added? Is it into the appdelegate.m file?

Can you explain a bit more exactly what you are trying to achieve? Just re-read this: "What I want to do is popup when SMS (text message) is used with a specific screen nickname." Can you explain exactly how it should work for the user and what screen types (plugins) you are using? Also is it BT v2.0? Finally just noticed your a Queenslander! I just arrived on the Sunshine Coast 3months ago!

1. BT v2.0 self-hosted 2. User selects menu option "SMS something" from <BTM: Menu Simple Advanced> 3. Screen <Send SMS (Text Message)> (BT screen nickname - submit results) loads 4. UIAlertView?? pops up with with some example text (eg enter code BA12345676 5 6 to submit results). 5. OK button to remove and proceed to send SMS Welcome to the Sunshine State. We lived on the Sunshine Coast hinterland (Maleny) for many years before moving to Brisbane. Love Buzztouch but slowly trying to learn xcode and how it interacts with BT.

tried the code: if[[BT_strings getStyleValueForScreen:self.screenData:@"itemNickname":@""]isEqualToString:@"Your screen nickname here"] { ... etc and got an error "expected ( after if" so I changed code to: if([[BT_strings getStyleValueForScreen:self.screenData:@"itemNickname":@""]isEqualToString:@"Your screen nickname here"]) { ... etc the error goes away. Is this correct?

duplicate post. Too many PC and too many screens!

Try this: In file BT_viewControllerManager.m Find the code: //send SMS or share SMS if([[theScreenData itemType] isEqualToString:@"BT_screen_sms"] || [[theScreenData itemType] isEqualToString:@"BT_sendSms"] || [[theScreenData itemType] isEqualToString:@"BT_sendSMS"] || [[theScreenData itemType] isEqualToString:@"BT_shareSms"] || [[theScreenData itemType] isEqualToString:@"BT_shareSMS"] || [[theScreenData itemType] isEqualToString:@"BT_screen_shareSms"]){ if([appDelegate.rootApp.rootDevice canSendSMS]){ and put this immediately after it(change the nickname if needed): if([[theScreenData itemNickname] isEqualToString:@"submit results"]){ UIAlertView *alertView = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Test Message" message:@"This is a test" delegate:nil cancelButtonTitle:NSLocalizedString(@"ok", "OK") otherButtonTitles:nil]; [alertView show]; [alertView release]; }

I was hoping to show I smart I had become. I actually found the same place to enter the code and got it working with the alert view. My obvious lack of knowledge meant I could not figure out the screen name issue and I got errors when I used the: if[[BT_strings getStyleValueForScreen:self.screenData:@"itemNickname":@""]isEqualToString:@"Your screen nickname here"] { ... etc I got multiple errors. Your codes works as advertised and I will include it in v1.2 of my BNR app. Thank you and I have actually learned something.

Next step to advance my knowledge, hopefully? Is there a way to add another button to the UIAlertView (otherButtonTitles:@"Option 1", nil];) that will dismiss the UIAlertView and load another screen (screen nickname)?