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Is there a way to find the number of downloads for my app in the iTunes App Store? Swapna You can check the no. of downloads of your app using your Apple developer account. Log into iTunes Connect and select the Sales and Trends tab. A Sales, Finance, or Admin role in App Store Connect is required. Just go to iTunes Connect, and hit "Sales and Trends". It should give you the information you want. :) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4905059/number-of-downloads-of-my-app

I am uploading an update to my existing app in the app store. I have used Xcode 6,4, now in latest Xcode (7.2), multi tasking support in iPad is a new addition and also bit code support. The archive file is double the previous build and also Launch file warnings are displayed when building. Can I use Xcode 6.4 itself or the new Xcode 7.2. Alexander Theißen Apple states that you should use the validate feature on the archive to check if it can be published on the App Store. Quoting: For compatibility reasons, the App Store will often accept apps that are built with some older versions of Xcode

I'm trying to develop an app that can be used to generate multiple apps. Let's say for now I'm doing an app for fruits, but tomorrow the client will want to create an app for vegetables, and the day after tomorrow for meats, and so on. So what I'm doing right now is creating an app with same codebase and generating different Targets for each topic (fruits, vegetables, etc.) with its own settings. That is working really good for now, but I want to make sure that my apps all passes the AppStore review guidelines . The one that concerns me is this one: 4.3 Spam Don’t create multiple Bundle IDs of

My App is finished and I have submitted one before but every time I attempt to go through the application loader it fails giving me the following error: ERROR ITMS -9000 "Invalid Provisioning Profile. The Provisioning profile is invalid. [Missing Code-Signing Certificate] Does anyone have any help. I have been working for 12 hours straight and this is tremendously frustrating, any a dive would help. Nikos M. Go to Apple Developer Portal , recreate the provisioning profile (distribution profile in your case) and download it again. Make sure that the Distribution certificate is installed in your

I have an application in iTunes store, for which the distribution certificate (in key chain access) is expiring tomorrow. It was generated a year ago and even though I have renewed my iPhone developer program recently, I have not renewed any certificates or signatures yet. When I set my test device (iPod touch) date to a few days from now and try running the app on it, it shows "The application ** cannot be opened because the provisioning profile has expired". Does it mean all people who purchased my application will get this message in a day? Or it's just me? In other words, when a

I want to update an existing App in the App Store, but the profile I used expired (I'm not sure, if it has something to do with the corresponding certificate which also expired..). Since Apple tells me in the How-Tos: Use the same Distribution Provisioning Profile to build each new version of your application I don't know, what to do. Can anyone help? The important part is keep the same bundle id. If your provisioning profile has expired or you has to generate another certificate, it doesn't matter. Get anew version of you provisioning profile, build your app and it should be fine. If the