Aghhh, Wondered if someone could help. Installed my app on an iPhone (pinched a friends to test it on). The app loads its default state when I first made the app (horrid). They have to hit the 'refresh' icon in the top left corner and all works from there. Any ideas how to force this on first run?

Incidently, when I make a change in the control panel and open the app it detects it fine. Its just when the first time it runs it doesn't?

Hi Rarrr, I think the best way is to develop your app in a way it is almost finished. After that compile it and THEN put it on your phone. What you should do now is compile it again and distribute again. If I'm wrong I'm glad to hear how it should be done. Best Regards, Danny

Its doing the same on the simulator as well?

Hi Rarrrr, Did you in Xcode perform a clean before compiling again? and delete the app from the simulator? other option is to go to the app configuration data --> copy all the text and paste this in xcode in folder BT_config in the file BT_config.txt Try it but I think you didn't make a new export of your app and recompile it. hope it helps. Best Regards, Danny

@Danny is absolutely correct. To get the most up to date code on your device (or wherever), you should download the app configuration data like Danny suggests. Then do a Clean...Build, and distribute your app. At that point, the config file in the app and the one at buzztouch.com should be in sync, and it should not ask for a refresh. Mark

Well no idea what went wrong. Re-downloaded the source code and recompiled and it sorted itself. Worrying that it happened without me changing anything though.

You actually did change something. When you download the source again, it brought with it the latest version of your App Configuration Data in the form of BT_Cofig.txt. So, you did what we told you to do, except you brought the entire package instead of just the file! Does that make sense? If not, let me know, and I'll try to explain it better. Mark

It makes sense; completely. I just don't understand what caused the error to start with. All I did was build the package into an IPA file to stick on a phone. I never changed the app (knowingly). Obviously I must have. Not to worry. Thanks for the explanation. Makes perfect sense :)

It sounds like you did make a change, based on this statement : Incidently, when I make a change in the control panel and open the app it detects it fine. Even if you make a change and back it out, the timestamp on the config file at buzztouch.com changes, and that's what gets compared to when a determination is made whether changes need to be downloaded. So. if you saved any screen at all, then there would be a new timestamp. Glad you got it working! Mark