Here you can download the E-Mail Extension,
now with some instructions how to use it.
You can use images as attachements or send just some text. Have fun!
E-Mail-Ext.zip
Here you can download the E-Mail Extension,
now with some instructions how to use it.
You can use images as attachements or send just some text. Have fun!
E-Mail-Ext.zip
Great StingRay! Thanks!![]()
How do you install?
In that folder you have to put each file?
thanks
Ok, sorry i've forgot to add an important info:
To build “SendImage” extension:
In Xcode -->
Link the following additional frameworks.
MessageUI.framework
Here is the extension and doc: SendImage_Extension.zip
Quick question... Is that the same thing as message.framework, because when adding from existing files, MessageUI.framework, does not exist...
EDIT: Found it! It was hiding with some .dylib files!![]()
Is it not possible to build an extension for this that requires no additional coding in xcode? Also, how do you link a framework? :/
Don't fear, it's an Easy task
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6...ork-in-xcode-4
So, based on the link you sent me, does your extension use the MFMailComposeViewController? I would need it to, since it would not leave the app when composing the email.
Also thanks for the link. I guess I am going to have to give in to your extension.
EDIT: It seems that when you try to add an image from a folder, the resulting action says "Select an image in folder which has no parameters". How do I add paramenters?
Also, I was hoping to embed an image that I have in the app bundle and hosted at a url. Is there a way to do that with the extension? Or does this simply allow a user to send an attachment that they choose?
Maybe I am just unable to understand the extension, but I can't get a simple email with the subject and body text to appear. My events are:
+Touch has ended
- Input Subject with parameter "blah blah"
- Input body with parameter "blah blah"
When the touch happens, nothing appears. I have also tried:
+Touch has ended
- Input Subject with parameter "blah blah"
- Input body with parameter "blah blah"
- Select an image in folder which has no parameter
This opened an image selector but showed no email when I select an image.
What am I doing wrong?
It seems once you have installed the extension, Xcode requires the MessageUI libs in your project, even if the object isn't in any of your frames. Is this normal behavior? And is there a way to uninstall it?