I have an application targeted only to iPhone.
Every UI is displaying perfect when I run it on iPhone.
But When I run it on iPad retina, some space of UI is cutting off from right side.
This cutted off space is shown with red in attached screenshot.
Can some one tell me what is the problem of UI when it's running on iPad?
some details:
XCode Version - 6.3
project deployment target - iOS 8
Uses storyboard.
EDIT1:
I mean this space is out of the edges of the screen. Like UI's width widen to some pixels.
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I am adapting an iPad app (originally built on Objective C/Swift) for the iPhone.
I have removed all things from the UI, the only things left are:
Blue fill - the navigation bar
Red fill - the toolbar
The app appears to have the screen's aspect ratio somehow hard coded for the iPad. I am unable to make the app occupy the full screen using both the interface builder and directly editing the code of the UIViewController.
Doesn't work on iPhone X 11.4 and iPhone 5 9.3, works only on the iPad family.
The issue seems to be outside of the UIViewController or even the UINavigationController.
What project setting may be causing this issue?
iPhone is allowed in Xcode, Targeted Device Family is resolved as 1, 2 for the whole project
Requires full screen is checked for iPhone
The app on various iPhones:
Interface builder - all seems fine there:
Please check for launch images. You need to provide the all sizes of the launch image which are not provided.
You can also add missing sizes from the utilities bar.
I've started using Xcode auto layout for my projects.
Auto-layout works perfectly when I'm testing on ios8 devices, it the view scales as needed.
However, things get a little crazy with ios7.
When I test my app on an ios7 iPhone 5 simulator, the app doesn't scale-up to the larger screen,
but only shows the 3.5 inch view, leaving black bars on the top and bottom of the screen.
I am using a tableView controller.
How do I scale the tableViewController up so that it fits on a larger screen in ios7?
(Like I've said, my app fits perfectly in ios8, on all screen sizes, but not in ios7.
Also, it scales fine on an ios7 ipad.)
thanks.
The Xcode (6) IDE should give a warning about this, that may not be so clear:
"Applications using Launch Screen Files and targetting iOS 7.1 and earlier
need to also include a Launch Image in an Asset Catalog."
This means you need to have the proper Launch-Images for the "Retina 4" screen,
which is 640 × 1136 pixels, and it should be configured in the assets-catalog,
just like your Application-Icons ("AppIcon"), but under "LaunchImage" there.
Once you add this 4-inch-compatible Launch-Image to your application,
iOS-7 will assume you are properly supporting the "Retina 4" screen,
and will launch the application in 4-inch mode.
I'm working on an iOS app and realize the ui is not auto stretch to fit the screen when it's running in iPhone 6 plus.
So the UI is on the right left, and there are a lot of white space in the bottom and right.
If I set the width of a view to beyond 320 (ex. 400), then the view be wider than 320.
How could I make my views auto stretch to fill the screen?
I have a few other apps, and they works perfectly fine in iPhone 6 plus.
I couldn't figure out what make this app's ui not auto stretching.
The only difference I could think of it this one is create after the official xcode 6 is released, the others were created in xcode 6 beta version
Thanks!
Seems like you enabled native resolution for iPhone 6 Plus. If you delete "launch screen file" you can individually control which screen size will be supported as native resolution by adding related size of launch images.
You should start using auto-layouts. Start from here: Auto layout guide
I am trying to test an app in the simulator (3.5 retina iPhone) and am running into a bit of an annoyance. I can't see the bottom 10th of the screen...
I have tried the Cmd+3 shortcut but unfortunately that part of the screen is still missing. For example, the card should be in the middle of the screen below:
For this app, I have some components at the bottom of the screen that I can't see in the simulator. For now, I'm having to move the components further up the screen so that I can test them but it isn't ideal.
Has anyone else encountered this issue?
I think you have designed your view for the 4 inch display, and have not set up autolayout/springs and struts to layout your view correctly.
My ios app does not fit on iphone 5 screen. When I run the app, I can see blank space at the top and bottom of the screen. I have made the app compatible for both iphone sizes. But Since I have updated to the latest xcode, I am facing this issue. See screen shot. Can any one please help?
You probably may not have set your Default-568h image.
On the simulator make sure you have set to iPhone (Retina 4-inch).
You can do this by going simulator menu at the top go to Hardware->Device->iPhone (Retina 4-inch) that will change the phone simulator to the iPhone 5 version.
click here for more get information for naming convention of images [here]Naming convention for iPhone 5 images? [here]
Try setting AutoresizingMask to your container views instead of assigning appFrame.
I have faced the same problem while moving to iOS 7.
Solution comes with AutoresizingMask. iOS 7 has full Screen layout for ViewControllers.