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Alert password field that stores password into the keychain and checks it against original login view controller

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This is what I would like to happen I have screwed this up 60 times over now.





Ok, I have a login View Controller that handles the login using the username and password and a remember me switch. The login view controller verifies against an API, checks the credentials then proceeds. If the user has selected the remember me switch the password is stored. Next I have a separate deposit view controller. Once the user clicks the deposit button within this deposit controller it pops up an alert with a password field and once the password is entered it checks against the original login screen password to see if they match if they do. It pushes on another view controller and then life goes on. Otherwise if it doesnt match the stored pass and alert with and error is presented.





This just doesnt seem that hard but I'm having the hardest time with it I hope I made myself clear and questions let me know.





-Justin


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  1. Tips For AllJanuary 20, 2012 at 7:19 AM

    In order to save text entered in a textField in an alertView, you have to store it in another variable before the alertView is dismissed. I use -(void)textFieldDidEndEditing:(UITextField *)textField to store the variable, since that is called after editing is complete, but before the alertView is dismissed.

    Hope this helps!

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