My app support English and Chinese, bug when I install it on the iOS8 with system language France, the localization can not fallback to English, it choose Chinese.
I tested on iOS7 and iOS8.1, the iOS7 is correctly fallback to English, the iOS8.1 can't do that.
Is there some setting for iOS8 to choose the fallback language?
This is actually determined by the device. If you go into Settings:General:Language&Region, you'll se there is a preferred language order. Update that so English is the preferred language and it should work right.
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How to change the language of iOS app using objective-c? I made the iOS app using objective-c. It is used localized feature for string about English and French. If iPhone's language setting is based on French, my app is running with French, if iPhone's language setting is based on English, my app is running with English.
But I don't want to change the iPhone's language setting. I want to change the language inside my app. I tried to find out the solutions, but still didn't find it out.
What is the correct solution?
so im developing an app that's directed to work on both RTL and LTR languages.
I built all the UI based on the RTL design, but didnt figure that I tested in on an english based device.
Im now testing it on hebrew based device, and the mirrors, i tried changing the Localization native development region in the Info.plist to he, but it still mirrors the app.
first image is the desired behaviour and second one is whats happening when running the app on hebrew device
I am using Localization and it is working fine for my app. I want to change iPhone language. I mean all apps and iPhone language should be Change.
No. The user have to do it via Settings
I am developing an simple app for iOS. I have already developed this app for Android and in Android version I needed to implement in app language switcher. It was due to a fact that some Android devices (from specific countries) doesnt containt all languages and therefore users weren't able to change app language by changing system language. This is the reason why I needed to implement in app language switcher to override system language and allow, for example, users from slovakia to chose slovak language even that theirs phone didnt have it.
My question is: Do I need to implement this functionality on iPhone too? Or does every iphone contain all languages. If so then I can totaly rely on system language and I dont need to implement in app language switching.
If you have an iOS device and you see the required language there, you may be sure this language exists on all other iOS devices in the world.
I am running iPad simulator version 4.0 - and it appears as though it has no Korean language support.
Does anyone know why, or if there is a way to enable this?
I had Korean support in my iPhone app, and the simulator for that had the proper language support.
The iPad device also has no support for the Korean language. Just wait a few days and iOS 4.2 will be there, probably with Korean.