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"Your application is being uploaded" forever to iTunes Connect
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am trying to upload an iOS application to the App Store on Xcode, but for some reason after it passes validation the application is stuck on "Your Application is Being Uploaded". It's only 1.7mb, and there are no errors in the project. I've cleaned, analysed, re-archived, restarted the application, seemingly everything. But for some reason it just won't uploaded. Any thoughts?
Try using Application Loader instead.
Not the most well-named app, I know, but it still works.
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How to reverse engineer an Xcode project from an app?
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Closed 3 years ago.
Recently, I accidentally overwrote my iOS app on my Mac. But I uploaded to Apple Connect for testing. Is there a way to retrieve the files of my app from there?
No. What you uploaded to App Store Connect is compiled code. What you are looking for is your source code (text).
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Facebook error "App not setup:still in development mode"
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App not setup: This app is still in development mode
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Closed 5 years ago.
I have integrated social media in my app, It was working properly but now Im having issues on Facebook, I recieved an error message App not setup:this app is still in development mode
Any Ideas what may have caused this error?
Try this to make it public :
Go to your Facebook app's dashboard at
https://developers.facebook.com/apps/
Select the "Status and Review" tab
Set the toggle to "Yes"
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Lost Private Key For iPhone Distribution Certificate. What could be solutions?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I have developed an IOs app on my MacbookPro laptop, which unfortunately had suffered a disk failure last week, with all data on it being lost.
Dumb as I am, I did not backup any of the keys I had on my laptop. My question is, can I still somehow update my existing application (I do still have my source code) in the app store? Or is it the same case with Google's keystore, where if you lose your key you must create a new application?
Thanks
You can update your app easily. Simply follow the same steps you originally followed to create a new app store distribution profile. As long as you do not change the app id of the application, it will be the same app.
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How to log all methods used in iOS app
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have used NSObjCMessageLoggingEnabled for logging the method entry and exit at run time for an application. THe logs has been saved in /tmp/msgSends-pid. Whre pid is process ID.
I want to save same logs while running an app on the iPhone device instead of running app on emulator using Xcode.
Please let me know if you require more details to help me out.
NSObjCMessageLoggingEnabled appears in Apple's technical note about Mac OS X debugging magic, but not the one about iOS debugging magic. It appears that it is unavailable on iOS.
Apparently, you can log Objective-C method entries and exits using a DTrace probe in Instruments.
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How can we programmatically detect which iOS version is device running on?
We have a site which has a registration form. In this form we have a file upload button. As you already know when someone access our site via iOS devices they can't upload a file because iOS doesn't support file upload via safari. Now we found out iOS6 enables users to upload a photo via safari. Now the question is we don't know how many people will update to iOS6. So how can we detect which version of iOS a visitor is running and then show them a warning or a popup message ?
We want to detect if the site is accessed by iOS5.1 or less and show a popup message saying "Your software version does not support file upload. Please update to iOS 6 or download our app to upload your image"
Any help ? thank you.
http://zsprawl.com/iOS/2012/05/check-the-ios-version-with-javascript/
There is a tutorial there, it was the most recent i could find (may 2012) as i know many methods dont work on newer IOS, worth a shot though! :)