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guidoverduci Lost but trying Posts: 68 Reg: Dec 29, 2011 NorCal 680	confirm \| cancel 02/02/12 06:45 PM (14 years ago) iPhone app different from iPhone simulator Hi- thanks to this site, I've gotten my app on my iPhone for testing! However, it's different than when I run the simulator in Xcode. Basically it's an older version. Why when I run the iOS simulator it's correct, and when I run on my iPhone it's wrong… isn't it the same project? sorry.. total newb. Title Comments Hi- thanks to this site, I've gotten my app on my iPhone for testing! However, it's different than when I run the simulator in Xcode. Basically it's an older version. Why when I run the iOS simulator it's correct, and when I run on my iPhone it's wrong… isn't it the same project? sorry.. total newb.

theGreek Aspiring developer Posts: 648 Reg: May 25, 2011 Schaumburg, IL 7,830	02/02/12 08:17 PM (14 years ago) It all depends on what version of the OS you are running on. On the build screen I beleive you can set the IOS level and that may help.... Comments It all depends on what version of the OS you are running on. On the build screen I beleive you can set the IOS level and that may help....

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	02/02/12 09:02 PM (14 years ago) May well be a question of device caching. Have you updated the config.txt file in Xcode, done a clean build? Comments May well be a question of device caching. Have you updated the config.txt file in Xcode, done a clean build?

guidoverduci Lost but trying Posts: 68 Reg: Dec 29, 2011 NorCal 680	02/02/12 09:04 PM (14 years ago) no, how do you update the config file? When I hit refresh on the iPhone app, it then shows the correct information. Comments no, how do you update the config file? When I hit refresh on the iPhone app, it then shows the correct information.

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	02/02/12 09:09 PM (14 years ago) OK. Navigate to your control panel, look for apps configuration data and copy this text / code. Once you have copied it move over to Xcode and find the config.txt file and paste it in there and save. Do a clean build and run and you'll be cool. Changes will show when you refresh, that is the norm, it's looking for that file on launch and as you have made changes in the control panel without updating Xcode copy the refresh is required to load latest copy? Make sense? Comments OK. Navigate to your control panel, look for apps configuration data and copy this text / code. Once you have copied it move over to Xcode and find the config.txt file and paste it in there and save. Do a clean build and run and you'll be cool. Changes will show when you refresh, that is the norm, it's looking for that file on launch and as you have made changes in the control panel without updating Xcode copy the refresh is required to load latest copy? Make sense?

guidoverduci Lost but trying Posts: 68 Reg: Dec 29, 2011 NorCal 680	02/02/12 09:18 PM (14 years ago) That did it! Thanks! on a side note, I'm getting a bunch of errors such as 'setStatusBarHidden:animated:' is deprecated and 'MKReverseGeocoder' is deprecated. How do I get rid of these? Comments That did it! Thanks! on a side note, I'm getting a bunch of errors such as 'setStatusBarHidden:animated:' is deprecated and 'MKReverseGeocoder' is deprecated. How do I get rid of these?

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	02/02/12 09:21 PM (14 years ago) Good stuff! None of the BT code is deprecated, all very up to date but ( think this is right) Apple change things so often, and depending when you downloaded the source code, you may get a few of these. Ordinarily they'll not stop you app from being accepted, trust me. Most will be fixed by downloading latest build. Dont't worry about them too much. Comments Good stuff! None of the BT code is deprecated, all very up to date but ( think this is right) Apple change things so often, and depending when you downloaded the source code, you may get a few of these. Ordinarily they'll not stop you app from being accepted, trust me. Most will be fixed by downloading latest build. Dont't worry about them too much.

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	02/02/12 10:09 PM (14 years ago) @guidoverduci : Sometimes those errors will go away if you build for an older target OS level. I do all my apps built for iOS 3, and I don't see any of those errors at all. Mark Comments @guidoverduci : Sometimes those errors will go away if you build for an older target OS level. I do all my apps built for iOS 3, and I don't see any of those errors at all. Mark

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