mfmessagecomposeview

I used MFMessageComposeViewController class for sending messages. My app get crashed in a particular situation. i e, When Message UI popup comes, user presses home button, app goes background and when come back, I wrote the code to navigate to the root view controller in applicationDidBecomeActive delegate. Please let me know if any suggestions? Shyantanu In app delegate you are assigning the rootviewcontroller and in applicationDidBecomeActive you are redirecting into rootviewcontroller , why not to try directly assign the viewcontroller instead of rootviewcontroller .. You can at least try

I set up and open my MFMessageComposeViewController with the following: - (void)openSMSViewWithRecipientsArray:(NSArray *)recipients { MFMessageComposeViewController *messageVC = [MFMessageComposeViewController new]; if([MFMessageComposeViewController canSendText]){ messageVC.body = @""; [[messageVC navigationBar] setTintColor:[UIColor whiteColor]]; messageVC.recipients = recipients; messageVC.messageComposeDelegate = self; [self presentViewController:messageVC animated:YES completion:nil]; } } But the screen looks like this: So how do I change either the purple background where the numbers

I've an app for sending email and text messages. The problem that i'm having is that the loading of the MFMessageComposeViewController much slower on iOS 7 than it was on prior iOS and it becomes worst as the number of contacts increases. Screen goes black for seconds before Messages app opens with the contents loaded. Any thoughts? With the same large number of emails, the MFMailComposeViewController is as quicker as before. Help!! Thanks. This issue has been fixed with iOS7.0.3 I have the same problem. I made the composer strong reference with @property (nonatomic, strong, retain)

Below code works on iOS version 9.x or less, for some reason this does not work if iOS 10 if([MFMessageComposeViewController canSendText]) { controller.body = message; NSString *tel = pContact.tlc; controller.recipients = pContact.tlc?@[tel]:nil; controller.messageComposeDelegate = self; controller.navigationBar.tintColor = [UIColor whiteColor]; controller.navigationBar.barTintColor = [UIColor blueColor]; [self presentViewController:controller animated:YES completion:nil]; } is it broken or did some thing change. Not sure whats missing here. I am in the dark (pitch black) EDIT: I tried to use

I have to send Video through message. I attached 30KB size of video. But it alerts "Video is too long". Below i mentioned the code to send video through message. NSString *message = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Download this Video!"]; MFMessageComposeViewController *messageController = [[MFMessageComposeViewController alloc] init]; messageController.messageComposeDelegate = self; [messageController setBody:message]; if ([MFMessageComposeViewController canSendAttachments]) { NSLog(@"Attachments Can Be Sent."); NSString *filePath=[mURL absoluteString]; NSData *videoData = [NSData

I have subclassed RMMessageComposeViewController : MFMessageComposeViewController . The extra functionality that I'm aiming for is for the MFMessageComposeViewController to be able by itself to present a new message compose controller (over itself). So I should from one RMMessageComposeViewController instance present a new one. The message result from the new instance should be sent to the parent (or "old" one). So I suppose I need to set the parent message compose controller as the delegate when I'm creating the child ("new" one). Could someone please help me think this out, what instance

I want to attach an image to a MMS, on iOS7. I wrote following code: MFMessageComposeViewController *messageController = [[MFMessageComposeViewController alloc] init]; messageController.messageComposeDelegate = self; NSData *imgData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:@"blablabla"]; BOOL didAttachImage = [messageController addAttachmentData:imgData typeIdentifier:@"public.data" filename:@"image"]; if (didAttachImage) { // Present message view controller on screen [self presentViewController:messageController animated:YES completion:nil]; } else { UIAlertView *warningAlert = [[UIAlertView alloc]

I want to send message with image data. So I used MFMessageComposeViewController . But that controller provide only SMS service. So I used UIPasteBoard attached an image data. But It doesn't work, either. There are no "Paste" button created when typing messages. Attaching image at UIPasteBoard was clearly success. I think using MFMessageComposeViewController doesn't solve my problem. How can I accomplish my goal? Joris Kluivers This is not possible with the current MessageUI API: the MSMessageComposeViewController doesn't accept attachments like the MFMailComposeViewController does. The only