Where are these icons

[Wes James]

In the iOS app there were several red (non existent) icons after running fab install_skin like these:

2015-05-19 14:12:44.502 OpenTreeMap[84700:22460846] Could not load the "TabBar_details.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier ""

2015-05-19 14:12:44.502 OpenTreeMap[84700:22460846] Could not load the "TabBar_treemap.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier ""

2015-05-19 14:12:44.503 OpenTreeMap[84700:22460846] Could not load the "TabBar_profile.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier ""

2015-05-19 14:12:44.504 OpenTreeMap[84700:22460846] Could not load the "TabBar_about.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier ""

2015-05-19 14:12:44.515 OpenTreeMap[84700:22460846] Could not load the "Default_feature-image.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier ""

2015-05-19 14:12:44.515 OpenTreeMap[84700:22460846] Could not load the "Chevron_right.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier ""

Are they supposed to be in the project or do I need to makes some?

-wes

[Justin Walgran]

I'm sorry that you have run into some outdated instructions. When we updated the iOS application for OTM2 and iOS 7, our skinning process and the skinable assets changed. We do not yet have a generic, OTM2-compatible skin.

Here is a list of the assets required.

In-app artwork:

Chevron_left.png

Chevro...@2x.png

Chevron_right.png

Chevro...@2x.png

Default_feature-image.png

Default_fe...@2x.png

Profile_favorited.png

Profile_...@2x.png

Profile_unfavorited.png

Profile_u...@2x.png

TabBar_about-active.png

TabBar_ab...@2x.png

TabBar_about.png

TabBar...@2x.png

TabBar_details-active.png

TabBar_det...@2x.png

TabBar_details.png

TabBar_...@2x.png

TabBar_profile-active.png

TabBar_pro...@2x.png

TabBar_profile.png

TabBar_...@2x.png

TabBar_treemap-active.png

TabBar_tre...@2x.png

TabBar_treemap.png

TabBar_...@2x.png

Treemap_Contactbook.png

Treemap_C...@2x.png

gps_icon.png

gps_...@2x.png

gps_icon_14.png

gps_i...@2x.png

handle_icon.png

handl...@2x.png

location_marker.png

locatio...@2x.png

profile.png

pro...@2x.png

selected_marker.png

selecte...@2x.png

selected_marker_small.png

selected_m...@2x.png   

About page content:

about.html

Standard iOS launch images:

Defaul...@2x.png

Def...@2x.png

Default.png      

Standard iOS icons:

Icon.png

Ic...@2x.png

SettingsIcon.png

Settin...@2x.png

SpotlightIcon.png

Spotli...@2x.png

iTunesArtwork.png

iTunes...@2x.png

icon-72.png

ico...@2x.png

-Justin

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[Keith Bornhorst]

Has anyone pulled together a default set of these assets and are willing to share them??

[Patrick Conant]

Hi, I just wanted to follow up and see if there was an progress on a "base" theme for the OTM2 iOS App?

I'm not 100% sure if it's just those assets / icons that or missing or a lot more, but I'd be happy to have my team produce and share some of the missing icon / image assets if that would help. 

[Justin Walgran]

I am sorry for the delays that this lack of assets is causing. The core team will be documenting all the implementation specific images and config files required by v2.x of the iOS application and have scheduled that as part of our next development sprint starting on April 22.

On Fri, Apr 8, 2016 at 10:58 AM, Patrick Conant <pat...@prcapps.com> wrote:

Hi, I just wanted to follow up and see if there was an progress on a "base" theme for the OTM2 iOS App?

I'm not 100% sure if it's just those assets / icons that or missing or a lot more, but I'd be happy to have my team produce and share some of the missing icon / image assets if that would help. 

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[Patrick Conant]

Justin,

Thank you very much for the update! I understand that you'll be starting on these tasks on April 22nd, but do you have any estimate of when we may have a skin we could use to build a working App for iOS? 

I know that's not always easy to say, but a ballpark range would be helpful - are we talking a few weeks or could it be longer than that?

I'm working to get the mobile Apps launched down here in Asheville, NC. We have the web application / server up and running, and I'm making progress on the Android App. 

I'm trying to decide whether we should launch the Web and Android versions first, then release the iOS version later, or if we should wait for updates to iOS and release all components at once. 

Thank you very much for your help! 

Patrick Conant