iPhone/iPad Differentiation - Settings - Universal Binary

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shawnborgia I hate code! Posts: 12 Reg: Aug 23, 2011 new york city 120	confirm \| cancel 09/21/11 01:24 PM (14 years ago) iPhone/iPad Differentiation - Settings - Universal Binary Hi, I am trying to publish BOTH an iPhone AND an iPad app, and A. I don't know where the settings are to differentiate (I'm on the early adopter program) between the two / how to do this within BuzzTouch B. How do I get around any Universal Binary settings issues so that ONE version of the app works for BOTH iPhone AND iPad? Thanks guys, Shawn Title Comments Hi, I am trying to publish BOTH an iPhone AND an iPad app, and A. I don't know where the settings are to differentiate (I'm on the early adopter program) between the two / how to do this within BuzzTouch B. How do I get around any Universal Binary settings issues so that ONE version of the app works for BOTH iPhone AND iPad? Thanks guys, Shawn

Dkeller Aspiring developer Posts: 153 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Saint Augustine 3,680	09/21/11 01:44 PM (14 years ago) Both of these isssues that you are facing are found within Xcode, not BuzzTouch. Comments Both of these isssues that you are facing are found within Xcode, not BuzzTouch.

MGoBlue Apple Fan Posts: 980 Reg: Jun 07, 2011 Gold River, CA 10,600	09/21/11 01:55 PM (14 years ago) An app created with Buzztouch 1.5 by default is universal and will work with both iPad and iPhone. You can customize the look for each in the advanced settings tab of the various screens. That way you can use larger or different graphics for your iPad version, but keep all the same structure of the overall app. You can also specify different menu sizes and font sizes for the iPad. Comments An app created with Buzztouch 1.5 by default is universal and will work with both iPad and iPhone. You can customize the look for each in the advanced settings tab of the various screens. That way you can use larger or different graphics for your iPad version, but keep all the same structure of the overall app. You can also specify different menu sizes and font sizes for the iPad.

shawnborgia I hate code! Posts: 12 Reg: Aug 23, 2011 new york city 120	09/22/11 03:38 PM (14 years ago) Hey there. Where can I find the Advanced Settings Tab for each screen (iPhone and iPad). Thanks for all the wonderful feedback guys! Also, our iOS app just got rejected. I think because it uses all feeds and no native features. How can I add some native features within buzz touch that Apple would be happy with? Any advice on this front would be great. Thanks so much for this wonderful community feedback! Comments Hey there. Where can I find the Advanced Settings Tab for each screen (iPhone and iPad). Thanks for all the wonderful feedback guys! Also, our iOS app just got rejected. I think because it uses all feeds and no native features. How can I add some native features within buzz touch that Apple would be happy with? Any advice on this front would be great. Thanks so much for this wonderful community feedback!

Dkeller Aspiring developer Posts: 153 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Saint Augustine 3,680	09/22/11 04:19 PM (14 years ago) @shawnborgia- What about making all of the rudimentary content (i.e. tab pictures, icon pictures, menus, etc) part of the actual content package sent to Apple? In other words, try to make it so that not ALL of the content within the app is pulled from the internet? What kind of App is it? Need more info to help! :-) Comments @shawnborgia- What about making all of the rudimentary content (i.e. tab pictures, icon pictures, menus, etc) part of the actual content package sent to Apple? In other words, try to make it so that not ALL of the content within the app is pulled from the internet? What kind of App is it? Need more info to help! :-)

Dkeller Aspiring developer Posts: 153 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Saint Augustine 3,680	09/22/11 04:20 PM (14 years ago) @shawnborgia- Oh yeah, the advanced settings for each screen are located towards the bottom of the screen's page in BT, labelled 'Advanced Screen Properties'. Comments @shawnborgia- Oh yeah, the advanced settings for each screen are located towards the bottom of the screen's page in BT, labelled 'Advanced Screen Properties'.

shawnborgia I hate code! Posts: 12 Reg: Aug 23, 2011 new york city 120	09/22/11 05:00 PM (14 years ago) @Dkeller - Why do I still not see the advanced settings anywhere?? It's driving me crazy! Any chance you can provide further instruction? I'm in the early adopter program, so not sure if that's the issue. Thanks for your help. Comments @Dkeller - Why do I still not see the advanced settings anywhere?? It's driving me crazy! Any chance you can provide further instruction? I'm in the early adopter program, so not sure if that's the issue. Thanks for your help.

Dkeller Aspiring developer Posts: 153 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Saint Augustine 3,680	09/22/11 05:07 PM (14 years ago) Here is a screenshot of where it is...make sure you are in an actual screen. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3115570/Advanced%20Settings%20pic.docx Click on it and it will expand to a large menu of choices! I hope this helps!! Comments Here is a screenshot of where it is...make sure you are in an actual screen. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3115570/Advanced%20Settings%20pic.docx Click on it and it will expand to a large menu of choices! I hope this helps!!

shawnborgia I hate code! Posts: 12 Reg: Aug 23, 2011 new york city 120	09/22/11 05:17 PM (14 years ago) Hmmm. I am using the free version of Buzztouch, this feature must be for Enterprise because I do not have it as I view this screenshot! Comments Hmmm. I am using the free version of Buzztouch, this feature must be for Enterprise because I do not have it as I view this screenshot!

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