Unlock Content based on Day (iOS App with Xcode)











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I am trying to get create an app where you can unlock a certain picture every day throughout the month of December, like an advent calendar.



So if the user is pressing the button for a certain day (all days have a button with their date on) the app shall compare the current date on the device to the unlock date. For example:



If the user is pressing the button for the 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) and it currently ist that day or any day later it shall display picture number one.
Else: (if the day isn't reached yet) the user shall see another picture, that says sth. like "You're too early! Please wait some more."



Any suggestions or example codes are very appreciated!



The prototype of the code looks like this:



import UIKit

class ViewController: UIViewController {

override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
}

@IBOutlet weak var dailyContent: UIImageView!

@IBAction func türchen1Button(_ sender: Any) {

// if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is today or past today
// dailyContent.image = picture1
//
// else if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is in the future
// dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
}
}


This app shall be a present for my girlfriend and I appreciate every help!
Thank you in advance!
Benjamin










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    I am trying to get create an app where you can unlock a certain picture every day throughout the month of December, like an advent calendar.



    So if the user is pressing the button for a certain day (all days have a button with their date on) the app shall compare the current date on the device to the unlock date. For example:



    If the user is pressing the button for the 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) and it currently ist that day or any day later it shall display picture number one.
    Else: (if the day isn't reached yet) the user shall see another picture, that says sth. like "You're too early! Please wait some more."



    Any suggestions or example codes are very appreciated!



    The prototype of the code looks like this:



    import UIKit

    class ViewController: UIViewController {

    override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    }

    @IBOutlet weak var dailyContent: UIImageView!

    @IBAction func türchen1Button(_ sender: Any) {

    // if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is today or past today
    // dailyContent.image = picture1
    //
    // else if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is in the future
    // dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
    }
    }


    This app shall be a present for my girlfriend and I appreciate every help!
    Thank you in advance!
    Benjamin










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      I am trying to get create an app where you can unlock a certain picture every day throughout the month of December, like an advent calendar.



      So if the user is pressing the button for a certain day (all days have a button with their date on) the app shall compare the current date on the device to the unlock date. For example:



      If the user is pressing the button for the 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) and it currently ist that day or any day later it shall display picture number one.
      Else: (if the day isn't reached yet) the user shall see another picture, that says sth. like "You're too early! Please wait some more."



      Any suggestions or example codes are very appreciated!



      The prototype of the code looks like this:



      import UIKit

      class ViewController: UIViewController {

      override func viewDidLoad() {
      super.viewDidLoad()
      }

      @IBOutlet weak var dailyContent: UIImageView!

      @IBAction func türchen1Button(_ sender: Any) {

      // if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is today or past today
      // dailyContent.image = picture1
      //
      // else if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is in the future
      // dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
      }
      }


      This app shall be a present for my girlfriend and I appreciate every help!
      Thank you in advance!
      Benjamin










      share|improve this question













      I am trying to get create an app where you can unlock a certain picture every day throughout the month of December, like an advent calendar.



      So if the user is pressing the button for a certain day (all days have a button with their date on) the app shall compare the current date on the device to the unlock date. For example:



      If the user is pressing the button for the 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) and it currently ist that day or any day later it shall display picture number one.
      Else: (if the day isn't reached yet) the user shall see another picture, that says sth. like "You're too early! Please wait some more."



      Any suggestions or example codes are very appreciated!



      The prototype of the code looks like this:



      import UIKit

      class ViewController: UIViewController {

      override func viewDidLoad() {
      super.viewDidLoad()
      }

      @IBOutlet weak var dailyContent: UIImageView!

      @IBAction func türchen1Button(_ sender: Any) {

      // if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is today or past today
      // dailyContent.image = picture1
      //
      // else if 01.12.18 (dd.MM.yy) is in the future
      // dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
      }
      }


      This app shall be a present for my girlfriend and I appreciate every help!
      Thank you in advance!
      Benjamin







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          • Assign the tags 1 - 24 to the buttons which represent the days.


          • Use one IBAction and connect all buttons to this action.



            @IBAction func türchenButton(_ sender: UIButton) { 



          • In the body of the action get the current year and create a date of the corresponding button and check if the date is in the future



                let now = Date()
            let calendar = Calendar.current
            let currentYear = calendar.component(.year, from: now)
            let türchenComponents = DateComponents(year: currentYear, month: 12, day: sender.tag)
            let türchenDay = calendar.date(from: türchenComponents)!
            if calendar.compare(türchenDay, to: now, toGranularity: .day) == .orderedDescending {
            // is in the future
            dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
            } else {
            // is today or past today
            dailyContent.image = picture1
            }
            }







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          • We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
            – Satish
            Nov 19 at 18:35










          • @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 18:55












          • Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
            – Benjamin H.
            Nov 19 at 19:53












          • It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 19:56










          • The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
            – vadian
            Nov 28 at 21:47











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          • Assign the tags 1 - 24 to the buttons which represent the days.


          • Use one IBAction and connect all buttons to this action.



            @IBAction func türchenButton(_ sender: UIButton) { 



          • In the body of the action get the current year and create a date of the corresponding button and check if the date is in the future



                let now = Date()
            let calendar = Calendar.current
            let currentYear = calendar.component(.year, from: now)
            let türchenComponents = DateComponents(year: currentYear, month: 12, day: sender.tag)
            let türchenDay = calendar.date(from: türchenComponents)!
            if calendar.compare(türchenDay, to: now, toGranularity: .day) == .orderedDescending {
            // is in the future
            dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
            } else {
            // is today or past today
            dailyContent.image = picture1
            }
            }







          share|improve this answer





















          • We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
            – Satish
            Nov 19 at 18:35










          • @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 18:55












          • Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
            – Benjamin H.
            Nov 19 at 19:53












          • It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 19:56










          • The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
            – vadian
            Nov 28 at 21:47















          up vote
          0
          down vote



          accepted











          • Assign the tags 1 - 24 to the buttons which represent the days.


          • Use one IBAction and connect all buttons to this action.



            @IBAction func türchenButton(_ sender: UIButton) { 



          • In the body of the action get the current year and create a date of the corresponding button and check if the date is in the future



                let now = Date()
            let calendar = Calendar.current
            let currentYear = calendar.component(.year, from: now)
            let türchenComponents = DateComponents(year: currentYear, month: 12, day: sender.tag)
            let türchenDay = calendar.date(from: türchenComponents)!
            if calendar.compare(türchenDay, to: now, toGranularity: .day) == .orderedDescending {
            // is in the future
            dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
            } else {
            // is today or past today
            dailyContent.image = picture1
            }
            }







          share|improve this answer





















          • We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
            – Satish
            Nov 19 at 18:35










          • @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 18:55












          • Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
            – Benjamin H.
            Nov 19 at 19:53












          • It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 19:56










          • The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
            – vadian
            Nov 28 at 21:47













          up vote
          0
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          0
          down vote



          accepted







          • Assign the tags 1 - 24 to the buttons which represent the days.


          • Use one IBAction and connect all buttons to this action.



            @IBAction func türchenButton(_ sender: UIButton) { 



          • In the body of the action get the current year and create a date of the corresponding button and check if the date is in the future



                let now = Date()
            let calendar = Calendar.current
            let currentYear = calendar.component(.year, from: now)
            let türchenComponents = DateComponents(year: currentYear, month: 12, day: sender.tag)
            let türchenDay = calendar.date(from: türchenComponents)!
            if calendar.compare(türchenDay, to: now, toGranularity: .day) == .orderedDescending {
            // is in the future
            dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
            } else {
            // is today or past today
            dailyContent.image = picture1
            }
            }







          share|improve this answer













          • Assign the tags 1 - 24 to the buttons which represent the days.


          • Use one IBAction and connect all buttons to this action.



            @IBAction func türchenButton(_ sender: UIButton) { 



          • In the body of the action get the current year and create a date of the corresponding button and check if the date is in the future



                let now = Date()
            let calendar = Calendar.current
            let currentYear = calendar.component(.year, from: now)
            let türchenComponents = DateComponents(year: currentYear, month: 12, day: sender.tag)
            let türchenDay = calendar.date(from: türchenComponents)!
            if calendar.compare(türchenDay, to: now, toGranularity: .day) == .orderedDescending {
            // is in the future
            dailyContent.image = pictureTooEarly
            } else {
            // is today or past today
            dailyContent.image = picture1
            }
            }








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          • We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
            – Satish
            Nov 19 at 18:35










          • @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 18:55












          • Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
            – Benjamin H.
            Nov 19 at 19:53












          • It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 19:56










          • The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
            – vadian
            Nov 28 at 21:47


















          • We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
            – Satish
            Nov 19 at 18:35










          • @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 18:55












          • Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
            – Benjamin H.
            Nov 19 at 19:53












          • It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
            – vadian
            Nov 19 at 19:56










          • The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
            – vadian
            Nov 28 at 21:47
















          We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
          – Satish
          Nov 19 at 18:35




          We should get the date from internet/server, Otherwise, by changing phone DateTime content get unlocked. Thoughts @vadian?
          – Satish
          Nov 19 at 18:35












          @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
          – vadian
          Nov 19 at 18:55






          @Satish Parse worldclockapi.com/api/json/utc/now to get the current date online.
          – vadian
          Nov 19 at 18:55














          Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
          – Benjamin H.
          Nov 19 at 19:53






          Thank you very much for your help! it worked out just the way I wanted it to work :) But one question: When we will be in 2019, will the content still be viewable, or will it be crashing then?
          – Benjamin H.
          Nov 19 at 19:53














          It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
          – vadian
          Nov 19 at 19:56




          It works in every year because the currentYear is retrieved separately.
          – vadian
          Nov 19 at 19:56












          The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
          – vadian
          Nov 28 at 21:47




          The code is supposed to work. Check if the tags are assigned correctly. For example print sender.tag
          – vadian
          Nov 28 at 21:47


















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