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iOS 7 and iOS 8 both have support from some non-retina devices (ipad min and ipad2), so restricting iOS version will not give full control over whether the device is retina or not. I should have been clearer: retina small screen devices. My app can't run on iPhone 3, 3GS or older iPod touch. People...

Neil What if I need to restrict my app to retina devices? 6.1 compatible apps can run on non-retina devices. It's late February. Apple required 64-bit binaries from 1 February. How much longer will we have to wait? I'm lucky that with my current project I'm not losing money, just my reputation. Gerry

That mentions nothing about 6.7.2 rc 2. Many of us are not on the 7.x series yet.

Gerry

Drives me nuts that RunRev apparently didn't test 64 bit apps against the app store. They should have an app that they submit updates to for every new LC version. I've now been waiting since the beginning of the month to submit an app. Ridiculous.

Gerry

It's been confirmed as a bug.

Gerry

Yes, I'm getting that as well. I think it's a bug.

http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14400


Gerry

Hi all

After calling mobilePickPhoto "library" how do I determine whether the selected photo is in portrait or landscape orientation?

Gerry

That just tells me it's an iPhone. Not which one.

Gerry

What are people doing to determine which device their app is running on?

Gerry

To elaborate, when you build the app binary have the database file in the Copy Files pane of the Standalone Application Settings for the app. That'll copy it to the binary. Then, in your openstack script, have something like this: on openstack if the environment = "mobile" then if there is not a fil...

The database needs to be copied to the app's documents directory. Include it in the binary and copy it to the device on first launch.

Gerry

Heh thanks.

I don't made paid apps, nor do I use in app advertising. My understanding is that in app purchasing makes more money for the average app. So if there a new feature you can add that would make existing users and new users pay to get?
Gerry

Put "whatever" && "something" into foo puts a space between those words in foo. The space is the consequence of using 2 ampersands. Using one ampersand joins the words without a space. So: Put "whatever" & "something" into foo ...puts "whateversomething" into foo. I think your first problem is you ...

You would usually set the resolution in a openstack handler, as well.

Gerry

You can make a folder in the Documents folder - or just use the Documents folder to hold your file. The engine "folder" is in the app binary and as we said previously you can't change the app binary.

Did you really upload your app to the Apple app store without testing it on a device?

Gerry