I had the same problem and its because I clicked on the "Clear iPhone Cache and Content" but it seems to get rid of everything,
all you need to do is just re install the whole of xcode again, you don't need to uninstall first just install over previous and the images will be back on the iPhone simulator.
the good thing as well is that you dont loose any of your xcode settings.
That will put them in the photo album. You do not see thumbnails though. I haven't figured that out.. I was told make copies and name them THM file types but i didn't get it to work.. but its better then re-installing.
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Yep, just drag any image from any where in your mac, into the iphone sim screen. that'll open up the safari inside the simulator. then you click and hold on the image, a actionsheet will pop up and select Save Image. you're done.
for me, i always backup the images, which is under ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/User/Media/DCIM/100APPLE to another folder. So when I do a Reset Settings for iphone sim, i then just copy it back to that place.
Dragging photos into the simulator is OK if you have just one or two. If you need to import more then check out this article. It describes how to do a bulk import of photos with correct generation of thumbnails and updating of the photos database. It works on all versions of the simulator including 4.x.
Someone said it! All you have to do is find your image, or images (I used JPEG's), drag them into the simulator window. Safari will open with your image in the browser window. Left click (if on a MacBook Pro, or use your mouse) on the image, a popup window should open offering for you to save your image. Click on save and your image(s) will be in your Photo app.
That's it! Very simple.
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I testing this out, but yeah, as someone said, open up the Apple iOS simulator and drag an image to the simulator window (iPad, or iPhone/Touch), then click on that image, hold it and you will be asked to save it. That's it!
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all you need to do is just re install the whole of xcode again, you don't need to uninstall first just install over previous and the images will be back on the iPhone simulator.
the good thing as well is that you dont loose any of your xcode settings.
Place your images in
~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/User/Media/DCIM/100APPLE
Create the 100APPLE if it is not there
Rename your files like
IMG_0000.JPG
IMG_0001.JPG
IMG_0002.JPG
That will put them in the photo album. You do not see thumbnails though. I haven't figured that out.. I was told make copies and name them THM file types but i didn't get it to work.. but its better then re-installing.
find an image.
Hold your click on it.
it will popup asking if you want to save an image to your library.
Do so.
Tada.
-TX-
I would assume it means click but don't release the mouse button.
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Press and hold to save them.
and make UIImage objects of your images which you want to see in your iphone
put this in applicationDidFinishLonching function
UIImage * sShot = [UIImage imageWithName:@imageName.jpg];
UIImageWriteToSavedPhotosAlbum(sShot, nil, nil, nil);
This two line will save your imageName.jpg image file in your iphone similator.
do this for your all images..
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Exactly. Dragging a photo into the simulator opens it in Safari. Doesn't have to be so difficult people
for me, i always backup the images, which is under ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/User/Media/DCIM/100APPLE to another folder. So when I do a Reset Settings for iphone sim, i then just copy it back to that place.
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That's it! Very simple.
Thanks to all for the clues.... I was wondering how to do this and I was looking for the complicated solution, like dragging images to a Simulator folder somewhere, but you guys pointed me to just dragging images to the simulator window!
Because of that, I've now registered to this site as one of my favorite iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch developer resources.
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no, you need to copy it on the right simulator directory.
Pretty simple.