Our iPhone application will display status bar in IOS 7 iPhone. but in non retina iPad with IOS 7.0.4, status bar is not visible. Non retina iPads open application in 2x mode and status bar is not visible. How can I solve this problem?
What I tried to figure out this problem is,
I just created a Master detail iPhone application, and run it on a non retina iPad with ios 7.0 version. It does not shows the status bar. But status bar is visible in iphone with ios 7.0 for the same application. Then I installed some applications like Foursquare that shows status bar in iPhone. However they also missing status bar in non retina ipad 2 and ipad mini.
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I am testing an iOS app in Xcode simulator on iPad Pro with iOS 9.3. There are black bars appear on the right and bottom on simulator as shown in image. The app is working fine on all other iPhone and iPad devices. Please suggest.
I have see a black bar on top of the iPad app , actually app is designed for iPhone and running in iPad, Not able to reproduce in iPhone and this happens very rare.
Please Help on how to fix this issue
did you create the .xib file for ipad or storyboard? if so the also change your device in the deployment info section from iphone to universal.
You need to create universal application for both iPhone or iPad, currently your application target only iPhone Device.
I have an application with UITabBarController as root controller, inside first tab there is UISplitViewController. To make it work on iPad and iPhone I used this tutorial Universal UISPlitViewController. Everything seems to work greak except one thing, tab bar icon disappears on iPhone running with iOS 7. It works with iPad iOS 7/8 and iPhone iOS 8. I can't figure out why it happens, but I guess it's a bug with iOS 7. Here are sreenshots:
Did anyone has similar problem?
I would like to get some help on how to handle app (storyboard) is set to Universal.
When app run (with a single viewcontroller with a navbar) on a iPhone 5s simulator (with iOS 7.x), a thick black appears on top & bottom
iPhone 5s with iOS 7.x SDK
When switch to iPhone 5.0 with iOS 8.x simulator, no issue.
iPhone 5s with iOS 8.x SDK
Is there any code to fix (remove header & footer) gap in black?
The thick black bars on top and bottom (also known as letterboxing) are because you have no launch image for the 4-inch screen. Add one. Without this, your app is treated as if it were running on a 4s (3.5-inch screen).
I have two iPads that I'm developing on. One is an iPad air, the other is an iPad Retina 4th Gen. When I upgraded to iOS 8.1 on both, my web app was showing the status bar at the bottom. So I added the following code from iOS 8: web app status bar position and resizing problems:
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style" content="black"/>
This fixed the problem on my iPad Air. But the retina device was showing a black status bar. So, I tried this:
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style" content="black-translucent"/>
This fixed the issue on the retina device, but now my iPad air is showing a narrow black bar at the bottom of the screen (see images).
Why is there a difference between these devices, both on iOS 8? How do I find a solution for both? Do I detect the device model and add corresponding lines using if else? Is there a more elegant way?
Users are using iPad 4 right now, but could upgrade any time, causing a mix of Airs and 4s. So I need a solution that works on both. Also, this is a web app built on JavaScript and AngularJS + HTML5.
You need to remove and re-add your webapp to your home screen after setting the status bar to "black-translucent"