Deprecation error in BT_device.m

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Malikai Aspiring developer Posts: 19 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Seattle 890	confirm \| cancel 11/23/11 12:38 AM (14 years ago) Deprecation error in BT_device.m I am getting a deprecation error in the line below. self.canReportLocation = locMan.locationServicesEnabled; I'm not sure what i need to change this to. The project was downloaded from my self hosted BT Server. Any ideas? Title Comments I am getting a deprecation error in the line below. self.canReportLocation = locMan.locationServicesEnabled; I'm not sure what i need to change this to. The project was downloaded from my self hosted BT Server. Any ideas?

Malikai Aspiring developer Posts: 19 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Seattle 890	11/23/11 12:45 AM (14 years ago) I got it. I changed my search on here and found the answer... Comments I got it. I changed my search on here and found the answer...

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	11/23/11 09:17 AM (14 years ago) Cool. v1.4 for sure has some old code in it...not sure what version you're working with. Glad you got it worked out. Comments Cool. v1.4 for sure has some old code in it...not sure what version you're working with. Glad you got it worked out.

Malikai Aspiring developer Posts: 19 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Seattle 890	11/23/11 11:39 AM (14 years ago) I am using the most recent update of the BT Server. Xcode 4.2 I switched my target version to 3.0 and the error went away. I do seem to be having an issue with my code not updating when I make changes to the BTS backend. I'm still tinkering though and have not gone through all of the options. Comments I am using the most recent update of the BT Server. Xcode 4.2 I switched my target version to 3.0 and the error went away. I do seem to be having an issue with my code not updating when I make changes to the BTS backend. I'm still tinkering though and have not gone through all of the options.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	11/23/11 09:53 PM (14 years ago) Cool. For sure tough to get your head around all the options and how it works. But, stick with it a bit and it will suddenly make tons of sense. The code in your Xcode download doesn't magically update when you make control panel changes. The phone downloads the newest configuration data for the app when you 'refresh' in the phone. This is totally different than downloading the source code for your app. Stick with it, grab some turkey...it's all good. Comments Cool. For sure tough to get your head around all the options and how it works. But, stick with it a bit and it will suddenly make tons of sense. The code in your Xcode download doesn't magically update when you make control panel changes. The phone downloads the newest configuration data for the app when you 'refresh' in the phone. This is totally different than downloading the source code for your app. Stick with it, grab some turkey...it's all good.

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