app-store

I would like to provide a link to all the apps of a single author/company on the App Store from my iPhone app. Let's take Ngmoco for instance. Clicking on the following link on iTunes for PC or Mac opens iTunes and redirects the user to a page with all the published apps of Ngmoco up to today: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=293559501 However, opening the same URL from the iPhone (e.g. from Mail.app, or from another app) causes the iTunes Music Store browser to be launched instead of the App Store browser, and an error message pops up. Anybody knows how should I

Is there a way in iOS to programmatically check if the currently running app was installed from the iOS App Store? This is in contrast to an app that was run via Xcode, TestFlight, or any non-official distribution source. This is in the context of an SDK that doesn't have access to the app's source code. To be clear - I am looking for some signature, so to speak, given to the app (presumably by Apple), that will, without dependence on any preprocessor flags or other build configurations, be accessible to any application at run time. magma Apps downloaded from the App Store have a

I'm using the latest XCode (6.1) and I need to submit the app as soon as possible, but I can't seem to get around the "Your account already has a valid iOS distribution certificate" error. I have the client's provisioning profile and I have his distribution certificate (which is valid) and his private key (I've checked using Keychain, it's definitely there). The bundle ID is also correct. I've deleted my provisioning profiles and certificates and reinstalled the client's many times now. What could be causing this issue? I've seen a lot of topics here on SO with this problem, so I apologise

I am using xcode 7.1 and trying to upload my app to the app store directly through xcode. While uploading I am getting a weird error:- cannot verify client 3000 Note:- I recently made changes in the accounts (xcode preference section). Is this related to my error? I also restart the xcode but issue still there? I already checked this question on SO , but they say restart your xcode. But this does not solve my problem. For my case,I got this error after selecting "Generic iOS Device" when archiving, however i plugged in my iPhone and selected it, then archived, I got no errors this time.(I also

I'm developing an iPhone app with a subscription model, and I saw this iOS PayPal library : Apple takes 30% of revenue of everything, but PayPal takes significantly less for micro-payments (maxing out at 10%). Naturally, I became interested. I guess what I'm confused about is this: if Apple wants everyone to use the in-app purchase library for everything (as per this document ), why does this PayPal library even exist? Wouldn't any app that used it get rejected? Has anyone successfully published an app in the app store that uses this library? If so, what was the purchase for? Digital goods?

Anyone known if exist some way to check if exist one update available on App Store?? I want notify to user the new updates on my application begins... Thanks Just use ATAppUpdater , it is 1 line, thread-safe and fast. It also have delegate methods if you would like to track user action. Here is an example: - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions { [[ATAppUpdater sharedUpdater] showUpdateWithConfirmation]; // 1 line of code /////////////////////// OR /////////////////////// [[ATAppUpdater sharedUpdater] showUpdateWithForce]; /

I am thinking about buying an iPod touch to make some money on developing apps for the iPhone. I like the concept of the App Store and had a quick look at it with iTunes. Looks like applications are categorized, to be iPhone OR iPod applications. Some apps which are free for the iPod seem to cost for iPhone users. What is the difference of both platforms, or why is the App Store separating them ? Does it make sense to develop for the iPhone using an iPod touch (beside phone/location related apps) ? On developer.apple.com I can sign up for selling my Applications on the AppStore for 99$. Do I

In the Apple Developer Portal, in Certificates, Developer (or Distribution) it says: "If you do not have the WWDR intermediate certificate installed, click here to download now." I don't even know what that means. Do I need to download and run that? or do I need to only download the current certificate only? You need to download it and double click on it. It will get stored in your computer's KeyChain. It can be described best as something like root level certificate authority that affirms that your development or distribution profile certificate was issued by Apple's WWDR and not forged

I am developing an iPhone app for a private company. It contains business critical data and should only be able to use for this company. Do I still need to go via the App store? Is there not a private way to do this? Your company can pay $299/yr to join the enterprise program which allows you to deploy app without going through the AppStore. You can create Ad Hoc distributions for ≤ 100 users. You can jailbreak all the target iPhones and do whatever you want. user1024614 If you want the employee to download your apps over the air without listing each employee's UDID you want to subscribe to

How exactly does apple approve apps? Is the actual source code viewed? While none of us have access to the internal review process (which appears to be continuously changing), there are a few things that can be said based on the responses that people have received. First, Apple has no access to your source code, so they do not review that. You submit a binary as part of an application bundle, along with your other application resources. They do, however, appear to scan your application's binary for certain symbols that indicate the use of private APIs. A number of applications started crashing