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iOS Build a Self-Destructing Message iPhone App Designing and Starting the App Adding Login and Sign Up Screens

Posted by General Chombie
General Chombie
158 Points

iOS 7 Missing Storyboard Attribute Features

In iOS7 I think the secure option for creating a secure textfield is no long available. Stackoverflow responses suggest writing your own code but they don't provide examples of where to place the code and how to link it up with a storyboard.

Neither is the keyboard option.

Any suggestions?

1 Answer

General Chombie
General Chombie
158 Points
General Chombie
General Chombie
158 Points

After some googling I found out that you have to add keypath attributes under "User Defined Runtime Attributes" in the Storyboard. I'm going to search for the list of accepted Key Paths.

I.E. placeholder -> String -> Email

[EDIT] Still unable to find an answer for securing a text field. I couldn't find a list of accepted key paths.

[UPDATE] Realized that some of the attributes were hidden. Had to expand it. Noob mistake.