images showing on the iphone simulator but not on my iphone

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girish Aspiring developer Posts: 9 Reg: Jun 13, 2013 Gurgaon 6,090	confirm \| cancel 06/23/13 12:21 PM (11 years ago) images showing on the iphone simulator but not on my iphone Hey, has anybody had this problem. I have some icons i'm using in the menu buttons plugin. When i compile for the onboard simulator for iphone it shows fine and the debugger says "file does exist in Xcode bundle" , but when I try compiling for my device (iphone 4) the device plays the app but some of the icons are missing and the debugger says, "file does not exist in xcode bundle" What could be causing this? Girish. Title Comments Hey, has anybody had this problem. I have some icons i'm using in the menu buttons plugin. When i compile for the onboard simulator for iphone it shows fine and the debugger says "file does exist in Xcode bundle" , but when I try compiling for my device (iphone 4) the device plays the app but some of the icons are missing and the debugger says, "file does not exist in xcode bundle" What could be causing this? Girish.

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4674 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,140	06/23/13 01:34 PM (11 years ago) Have you tried deleting the app from phone, clean and build? If not, try adding the icons back into images folder, does it say already exists? Comments Have you tried deleting the app from phone, clean and build? If not, try adding the icons back into images folder, does it say already exists?

Stobe buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1528 Reg: Mar 04, 2011 Fredericksburg,... 24,680	06/23/13 03:11 PM (11 years ago) Another cause of this phenomenon is when you use icons in a new app that you've used in a previous app (lets say a home.png icon or something). And if you compile on the simulator, but forget to include the files in your new project, they may still show up. I'm assuming you've already checked your xcode project to make sure the files are already there, and named correctly, but I offer the above just in case. Comments Another cause of this phenomenon is when you use icons in a new app that you've used in a previous app (lets say a home.png icon or something). And if you compile on the simulator, but forget to include the files in your new project, they may still show up. I'm assuming you've already checked your xcode project to make sure the files are already there, and named correctly, but I offer the above just in case.

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