How to create Multiple splash screens depend on conditions xamarin forms?
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I wondered if it is possible to create Multiple splash screens (Android , IOS) which displayed according to user state for example
switch (splash)
{
case one
// show splash one
case two
//show splash two
}
is it possible ? or any sample for this ?
I think if i can change Main interface in ios from code it will works fine
the same case in android , any help ?
xamarin.forms splash-screen
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
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I wondered if it is possible to create Multiple splash screens (Android , IOS) which displayed according to user state for example
switch (splash)
{
case one
// show splash one
case two
//show splash two
}
is it possible ? or any sample for this ?
I think if i can change Main interface in ios from code it will works fine
the same case in android , any help ?
xamarin.forms splash-screen
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
It is up to you what to show to the user, just disable or make "transparent" the default splash screen and usePages to represent your custom splash screens.
– EvZ
Nov 12 at 16:29
Didn't manage to do it. A workaround: showing a quick first common splash then with a popup and a loading indicator showing second different splash obtained from internet at realtime depending on tenant.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 12 at 17:22
@EvZ any sample for that ?
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@NickKovalsky but i want to show only one different in day time or randomly catch splash screen
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
basically set your app simplest logo as first splash screen. then set mainpage = your splash screen showing your random pic. after a delay set your real app mainpage. you would want to double the splashscreen page with a same looking popup over it that will remain on screen after you set your real mainpage and fade out.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 14 at 7:50
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I wondered if it is possible to create Multiple splash screens (Android , IOS) which displayed according to user state for example
switch (splash)
{
case one
// show splash one
case two
//show splash two
}
is it possible ? or any sample for this ?
I think if i can change Main interface in ios from code it will works fine
the same case in android , any help ?
xamarin.forms splash-screen
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
I wondered if it is possible to create Multiple splash screens (Android , IOS) which displayed according to user state for example
switch (splash)
{
case one
// show splash one
case two
//show splash two
}
is it possible ? or any sample for this ?
I think if i can change Main interface in ios from code it will works fine
the same case in android , any help ?
xamarin.forms splash-screen
xamarin.forms splash-screen
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
asked Nov 12 at 15:41
Amr Kamal
1051110
1051110
It is up to you what to show to the user, just disable or make "transparent" the default splash screen and usePages to represent your custom splash screens.
– EvZ
Nov 12 at 16:29
Didn't manage to do it. A workaround: showing a quick first common splash then with a popup and a loading indicator showing second different splash obtained from internet at realtime depending on tenant.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 12 at 17:22
@EvZ any sample for that ?
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@NickKovalsky but i want to show only one different in day time or randomly catch splash screen
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
basically set your app simplest logo as first splash screen. then set mainpage = your splash screen showing your random pic. after a delay set your real app mainpage. you would want to double the splashscreen page with a same looking popup over it that will remain on screen after you set your real mainpage and fade out.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 14 at 7:50
add a comment |
It is up to you what to show to the user, just disable or make "transparent" the default splash screen and usePages to represent your custom splash screens.
– EvZ
Nov 12 at 16:29
Didn't manage to do it. A workaround: showing a quick first common splash then with a popup and a loading indicator showing second different splash obtained from internet at realtime depending on tenant.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 12 at 17:22
@EvZ any sample for that ?
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@NickKovalsky but i want to show only one different in day time or randomly catch splash screen
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
basically set your app simplest logo as first splash screen. then set mainpage = your splash screen showing your random pic. after a delay set your real app mainpage. you would want to double the splashscreen page with a same looking popup over it that will remain on screen after you set your real mainpage and fade out.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 14 at 7:50
It is up to you what to show to the user, just disable or make "transparent" the default splash screen and use
Pages to represent your custom splash screens.– EvZ
Nov 12 at 16:29
It is up to you what to show to the user, just disable or make "transparent" the default splash screen and use
Pages to represent your custom splash screens.– EvZ
Nov 12 at 16:29
Didn't manage to do it. A workaround: showing a quick first common splash then with a popup and a loading indicator showing second different splash obtained from internet at realtime depending on tenant.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 12 at 17:22
Didn't manage to do it. A workaround: showing a quick first common splash then with a popup and a loading indicator showing second different splash obtained from internet at realtime depending on tenant.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 12 at 17:22
@EvZ any sample for that ?
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@EvZ any sample for that ?
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@NickKovalsky but i want to show only one different in day time or randomly catch splash screen
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@NickKovalsky but i want to show only one different in day time or randomly catch splash screen
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
basically set your app simplest logo as first splash screen. then set mainpage = your splash screen showing your random pic. after a delay set your real app mainpage. you would want to double the splashscreen page with a same looking popup over it that will remain on screen after you set your real mainpage and fade out.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 14 at 7:50
basically set your app simplest logo as first splash screen. then set mainpage = your splash screen showing your random pic. after a delay set your real app mainpage. you would want to double the splashscreen page with a same looking popup over it that will remain on screen after you set your real mainpage and fade out.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 14 at 7:50
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It is up to you what to show to the user, just disable or make "transparent" the default splash screen and use
Pages to represent your custom splash screens.– EvZ
Nov 12 at 16:29
Didn't manage to do it. A workaround: showing a quick first common splash then with a popup and a loading indicator showing second different splash obtained from internet at realtime depending on tenant.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 12 at 17:22
@EvZ any sample for that ?
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
@NickKovalsky but i want to show only one different in day time or randomly catch splash screen
– Amr Kamal
Nov 12 at 22:01
basically set your app simplest logo as first splash screen. then set mainpage = your splash screen showing your random pic. after a delay set your real app mainpage. you would want to double the splashscreen page with a same looking popup over it that will remain on screen after you set your real mainpage and fade out.
– Nick Kovalsky
Nov 14 at 7:50