#Xamarin appicon json registration

This Contents.json is also what Visual Studio uses to show you the icons in your Assets.xcassets. Scroll down and delete the.Xamarin forms AppIcon.xcassets causing error on upload.

#Xamarin appicon json registration

NOTE: If you set property and after call LoadDictionary you’ll get the same result of a call of ChangeCulture, so you should use this property only for this scenario. For those that haven’t used it, MakeAppIcon gives you a zip with the actual AppIcon.appiconset which includes every size you need and their registration in the Contents.json which tells the build agent what images fit which profile/size. I was able to solve it this way: Right click your ios project > unload project > and edit the csproj file.

Like I’ve said, you SHOULD call LoadDictionary after set this property, but, in this particular case, will be XAML the creator of the DewXamarinLocalization class. Follow these steps in order to change the default icon image to your application icon: Copy the icon images of the same size of icon.png in all the drawable folders (namely drawable,drawable-hdpi, drawable-xhdpi). If you want to Disable Landscape mode or Portrait mode in Xamarin. This property is mono-use (after set it, you should call LoadDictionary method, that will read it and will delete it) didn’t has dependencies, so you can call into App constructor without problem. This option is to the right of the TeamViewer app icon. If you try to call ChangeCulture method into App constructor you’ll get a NullReferenceException because DewXamarinLocalization class depends from Application class.Ī solution for this particular problem is done with the static property CultureStringOverride. This because the ChangeCulture method is asyncronous, and the App will initialize via Xaml and this will create a conflict (with crashes sometimes).Īnother approach is to change the culture in the OnAppaering event of the main page, and it works, but only for the next pages, because the mainpage will be loaded with the currentculture language. If you want to change the language in app start, your first approach is to place the ChangeCulture call into OnStart event but it won’t work. After this you can use it thanks the Markup extension. To access the AppActions functionality the following platform specific setup is required. To start using this API, read the getting started guide for Xamarin.Essentials to ensure the library is properly installed and set up in your projects. xmlns:loc'clr-namespace: assemblyDewXamarinLocalization'. The AppActions class lets you create and respond to app shortcuts from the app icon. Scenario where you want change your language at app’s start How you can see, your first step is to import the namespace: xmlns:loc'clr-namespace: assemblyDewXamarinLocalization'.