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Similar to this question: How to make ios App Store link with parameters? I am interested in passing parameters to the download link in the iOS app store. From what I've read, it seems that the parameters are only passed to the application if it was already installed, and the user tapped the smart app banner. What I want to do is pass parameters to the download link such that when a user downloads, the first time they open the app, the parameters will be passed. Mainly, I want to allow users to invite their friends to play my app through email or facebook and when the friend downloads using

Apple release a new feature of the App Store. The ability for owner of iPhone with non compatible iOS version to download a previous (the last compatible version) of your App. This can be pretty cool. But unfortunaly I have an old version of my App supporting iOS5 which is not at all supported by my backend. The last version require iOS6 minimum. So any user having iOS5 download an unsupported version of the App. Apple said that you can delete previous version ( https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=9182013a ): If you do not wish to make these versions available, you can manage the availability

I always get this message when I try to submit my app to the app store. Here is a picture of the message: It would be great if someone could help me resolve that problem so I can submit my app to the store. Try following these steps: Revoke your existing iOS Distribution Certificate from the iOS developer website. Generate a new iOS Distribution Certificate by going to XCode Preferences->Accounts->View Details and then clicking the + underneath the list of signing identities. Go back to the developer website and make sure all your provisioning profiles are configured with the new certificate.

I'm looking for recommendations of a script or series of scripts that download and parse iTunes Connect sales data and AppStore comments, ratings and rankings data for a defined app. I'm also aware of solutions like: AppViz appsales-mobile (dead) iphone-stats (dead) Heartbeat.app (dead) I'm sure I'll find a few more with more searching. I can't help but feel there must be a really decent set of open source scripts out there to do this, given how many developers are now writing apps for the AppStore. Would be interested to hear any commercial offerings as well (although my personal preference

As part of the countinues integration process of my iPhone application, I want to create a process that will automatically upload the app (.ipa) file to the apple app store. I already managed to create the package and validate it. Is there a way to upload the ipa file to the appstore via command line? The previous reply does not work with the new iTunes Connect any more. You need to use the iTunes Transporter to upload your app to iTunes Connect. Check out the source code of deliver on GitHub: https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/blob/master/fastlane_core/lib/fastlane_core/itunes_transporter

I released my first solo iPhone app last week that calculates 12V Marine and Boat Battery usage . I had tested it vigorously on the simulator and on my iPhone, and when I was comfortable all was well, I archived the app and released it to Apple. When users started using the app, they noted a calculation was not working as expected. The below code, which is a method on a NSManagedObject model, was producing a DIFFERENT output when released to when in debug. The below should sum up the total of the related Discharge items - but if there are no BBDischarge items, then it should return zero.

My app has just released on Appstore ( http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/i-shock/id383457769?mt=8 ) . It runs with an iAd banner but I can not see it when I download from Appstore to my device (of course, network is working). The status in iAd Network is "Live: This app is receiving live ads.". iAd preferences was typed. My original code is running well on device with a iAd test banner. Did I make somethings wrong? Thanks. A number of developers are noting that the fill rate is currently very low. Also note that they are only live in the US. If it works correctly in test then it's probably okay.