I am developing app for iPad with greater than 7.0 version.
I am facing annoying issue regarding UI. When I run app in iOS version with 7.1 it display as below:
I can access the buttons, textfield and all, but can't get background image, button background images of any controls.
I also run in simulator and same problem I get in it, but after reset the simulator, it's running fine. Now the question is, what about device?
When I run same app in different device with different iOS version like 8.0 and above. It's running perfectly.
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I am updating my code Xcode 9.2 to latest Xcode 10. all things working properly but splash screen logo image not shown when apps running . is there any solution for it.
I got solution for my problem by restarting testing device.
See previous answers here: iOS Keeping old launch screen and app icon after update
You don't specify in the question if you're running on a real device or simulator, but if simulator make sure you do 'Erase All Content And Settings' from the 'Hardware' menu. The simulator is not an emulator and doesn't always behave the same as a real device.
Anyone noticed issues with apps that are created with Xcode 9 and do not seem to work on iOS 9.5.3 and in this case an older iPad 2?
I have a customer that downloaded my app that I’ve complied and uploaded with Xcode 9, but when he installs the app it crashes straight away, and on some occasions in a flash of 2 sec. will display the interface builder screen layout of the app (ie all the views, buttons etc that are visible on interface builder but with a normal app nicely hidden until needed etc).
The minimum development target in Xcode is set to 8.2 so I assume it will and should be backwards compatible?
Seems like the device is jailbroken.. My latest app version includes a check for a jailbroken device, and does not allow the app to load when it detects one.
I Could reproduce the exact behaviour when triggering this validation check.
I just published a very simple app on the App Store. I wrote it for iOS 9.1 because to download Xcode 8 I would have to upgrade my laptop to El Capitan or Sierra (it's running Yosemite slowly so I don't think its a good idea).
When I was testing the app, I used a device running iOS 9.1, because the iPhone used must be running the same OS number that the app was programmed for, for some reason.
I published the app and I downloaded into two phones, an iPhone 5s running iOS 9.3 and an iPhone SE running iOS 10. The 5s works fine, however when I run the app on the SE, thick white lines appear at the bottom of every UIButton. I've tried deleting the app and reinstalling, but the problem still occurs.
I've never coded on Swift 3, and this is my first App Store release, so I'm clueless as to what the problem is. I haven't found any information online regarding this.
Is this a problem I can fix? If so, how can I fix it?
Here's my app, btw (shameless plug) : https://itunes.apple.com/es/app/breakitup/id1207626557?l=ca&mt=8
As you can see, white lines appear at the bottom of the buttons
There is not an issue with your code or XIB related issue.
Check your Setting -> General -> Accessibility -> Turn Off Button Shapes.
Run your project again. It will not shows you underline below buttons.
I have an application build on Xcode 4.6 and iOS 6.1, but now apple requirement of submitting app must be published using Xcode 5.0. I set the deployment target to 6.1 in Xcode 5 and publish the app to app store.
I have a plan to shift completely to ios7 later but when I run app from Xcode 5 I am getting old UI but if i am downloading from store I am getting the ios7 UI which is not optimised and all loping very bad.
How to fix this issue?
Some UI elements are iOS version depended (no matter on what Xcode version your app was compiled). If you are using iOS 7 (on the simulator or on a real device) your UIAlertView for example will have the new iOS 7 UI. (Blurred white with blue writing)
I'm guessing that your iPhone has iOS 7 on it while you are trying to run your app from Xcode on iOS 6 simulator.
On a device running iOS 7, all of the system UI—such as alerts and
notifications—uses the iOS 7 appearance, even if your app is currently
using an earlier appearance.
iOS 7 UI Transition Guide
If you want to keep the legacy UI and still use Xcode 5 you can read this great tutorial.
I'd still advise against this, staying behind will stack more and more problems that you'll need to solve eventually.
I have an app which has started freezing at random when I run it on the iPad. It does not happen on any iPhone, not yet anyway. I download a bunch of images on my app, to display on a list, and store them to the internal cache in the background. Also, the app uses modal segues. The freeze is so random I am not able to pinpoint the source of the problem.
All this has started after the device was upgraded to iOS 7. I have also upgraded my Xcode to version 5 and am using iOS SDK 7. Everything was working fine on iOS 6.
Has anyone been facing similar problems?