Recently i got an order to create a iOS app. The problem is that the man made the order is really far from me and he want to test the app before i publish it to iTunes. He is not a developer himself. How that could be done?
Its very simple.
In one word: TestFlight
You can use below link. The only thing you need to do is to make zip of your build and drag it to the area provided in site. It will provide a link which you can open on test device on browser and all the things would be done!!
link
You can try This for wireless installation
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Is there a way i can configure branch link not to open ios app even if it installed on the device and redirect to my website. Keep in mind this is only for some cases where i dont want to open the app
Thanks
Alex from Branch.io here: yes, this is possible! Just set the $web_only control parameter to true when creating the link in question.
Full documentation here.
Hello I am android developer. I have a question related to iOS. I want something when I ask user to install my application from iTunes once click on hyperlink that redirect to app which is on iTunes. I want to pass some referral code in that link (source from which user came to my app). Once app install then I want to get that referral code. How to do this in iOS.
This is doable in android like http://support.mobileapptracking.com/entries/22561636-How-Google-Play-Install-Referrer-Works
Thanks in advance.
This is not supported by Apple or the App Store. There is no corresponding way to do this.
I am currently developing an iOS application for iPhone and iPad and i need to manually install the application without the need for xcode.
Is any way to install the custom application manually like the way i do with android. For example to copy the package to the phone and install it?
The idea is to update the application after every bug fix without the need of xcode because the client does not have a mac.
Thanks!
If I understand your question, then my answer will help you.
As your client doesn't having mac and assuming that you have created a build of app u want to install with valid distribution certificate.
Just upload your build here - http://www.diawi.com (You can upload provisioning profile too)
It will give you a link. just send that link to your client and let hih/her open that link in iDevice's safari browser. Then simply hit install button to install app.
Use TestFlight.
EDIT: If you want to client to know update about app, then I will suggest to go for TestFlight as you can mention the version and also can add comment about each build updated there and client can read it by logging in that app from it's device.
Easy way, Make its .ipa file upload it on here - http://www.diawi.com, it will give yoy url, this url give yor client and open it on safari, your application will install in client iphone without Xcode.
They can do it via iTunes or iPhone Configuration Utility. Refer the link
Detail: Every stuff in our company has his own calendar and a fixed subscribe url, which is known, I am working on an iOS app, which can help stuffs to install a mobileconfig file and automatically subscribe the calendar, I just don't know where to start
Here is an example of 163EMAIL: https://ssl.mail.163.com/config/mobileconfig/index
I am trying to make one exactly like this!
if all this can be done within only one iOS device will be better.
so all you have is an url of a calendar, with which I can manually subscribe by entering setting-email-add-other-subscribe
and I want to make it a mobileconfig file!
THX!
Here is a good place to start.
"Creating a Profile Server for Over-The-Air Enrollment and Configuration" is the part you should really focus on.
You can use the built-in Apple Configurator on OS X
I built an application using Phonegap and I tested it on the iPhone Simulator.
Now I want to "send" it to the iPad, can somebody explain me how to handle that ?
Of course I've got an apple id and all others stuff...
I made the "provisioning profile" for the iPad, but I don't understood how I can run it on the device. If somebody can explain me or redirect me to a good tutorial for this kind of "testing development". Thanks in advance.
If you have an Apple ID and the ipad is properly provisioned, then you simply need to change where you are building to in xcode. Click on the button next to the "run" and "stop" buttons in xcode. The button will be the name of your project followed by "nameOfProject>iPad 4.3 Simulator" or something similar. Change this to be "iOS device name of ipad", the ipad you have plugged into the computer. Now rebuild and run.
A way to distribute application without asking user to copy provisioning profile and application file to iTunes and then sync iPhone with it. Now, only thing that they need to do is to click on the link in e-mail, which will open website on device and there they can click to install application and profile on the iPhone.
http://blog.amarkulo.com/ad-hoc-profiles-and-application-distribution-via-web
Other reference :
http://support.twixlmedia.com/kb/epublisher-builder-application/how-do-i-create-the-distribution-provisioning-profile-for-my-ad-hoc-build
use "run" instead of "emulate".
I've only used cordova but cordova run <osname> will install it on your device if it's plugged in.
ie:
cordova run ios (I refuse to pay 99$ so not tested but it should)
cordova run android (works beautifully)
Okay this is a bit of a shortcut/cheat. But what i've done was do phonegap serve and then open the IP address that it provides you on my Iphone...It's pretty much the same as having it run on your device as an APK!
Step One:
cd to your directory and run phonegap serve
Step two:
On your Iphone/Android/Device open your web-browser (e.g safari) and type in the IP phonegap has given you.
Step three:
Have fun seeing your app work :)
However if you're using some of phonegaps features (gps, etc...) then these won't work. This solution is a quick and easy way of viewing your app that doesn't use any hardware controls (e.g a jquery mobile app)