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Hi there;<br />
<br />
Thanks for the link.<br />
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What I am concerned is that i am currently using standard controls but if I used the controls in the link you gave, will it be a replacement of the current old fashioned controls? I mean, should I rewrite everything (which I fear most)?<br />
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Regards.
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Hi there;

Thanks for the link.

What I am concerned is that i am currently using standard controls but if I used the controls in the link you gave, will it be a replacement of the current old fashioned controls? I mean, should I rewrite everything (which I fear most)?

Regards.

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There wasn't a relevant reception in this question.
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There wasn't a relevant reception in this question.

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JazzIIILove,<br />
I'm almost new to iOS. I'm using an studying it almost for one year. <br />
You can customize the controls to the bone. Did you try to do so? I'm sure you will be surprised. One thing to consider is that your users are &quot;used to&quot; that controls and there are some design guidelines to consider.<br />
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If you still want third part components I suggest you to check : <br />
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<a href="http://www.infragistics.com/products/ios/" rel="ugc">http://www.infragistics.com/products/ios/</a>.<br />
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good luck,<br />
<br />
JoaoBraun
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JazzIIILove,
I'm almost new to iOS. I'm using an studying it almost for one year.
You can customize the controls to the bone. Did you try to do so? I'm sure you will be surprised. One thing to consider is that your users are "used to" that controls and there are some design guidelines to consider.

If you still want third part components I suggest you to check :

http://www.infragistics.com/products/ios/ [http://www.infragistics.com/products/ios/].

good luck,

JoaoBraun

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Hi there;<br />
<br />
I recently finished an ios app in objective-c, that i use standard controls but they don't look pro. <br />
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E.g. text fields are too simple looking.<br />
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Is there any 3rd party components that i can easily adapt to my app?<br />
<br />
Regards.
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Hi there;

I recently finished an ios app in objective-c, that i use standard controls but they don't look pro. 

E.g. text fields are too simple looking.

Is there any 3rd party components that i can easily adapt to my app?

Regards.

ios app controls are too novice. Any 3rd party controls?

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