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Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Is there any method to create a referral link to the App Store, with some device ID, for example b7a8913nfs9dfn, in the link, so that when a person downloads the app from the App Store and installs it on the device, after running it for the first time, the device would know the device ID in that referal link? The whole system is to track people installing some app from their link, and after confirming it, give them a

I need to implement a custom logging in my app. To do this i need to detect if the current version of the app has been installed from the app store or is running from xcode or is a TestFlight version. There is something different in the app depending from the installation source? I don't want to have something different in the development environment. You can get part of the way there by reading in the embedded.mobileprovision file from the application bundle: NSString *provisionPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"embedded" ofType:@"mobileprovision"]; If that does not exist, you

I have an iphone app working just fine - it basically just displays news from a feed, but now we want to have a second app that is a clone of the first but branded a different way and displaying news from a different feed - the xml feed and the graphics/colors would be the only difference. I'm trying to not duplicate any effort. I can easily set a define and build the app using different colors and images and the xml feed url with one codebase. But what is the preferred way to do this so that I can make a change to some common code and easily rebuild both apps and get them updated in the app

Is it possible to open the App Store app from within my app and run a search? I'm looking to see if there's an appstore:// type URL that I could use, in the same way that mailto: and sms: open Mail and SMS respectively. Does anyone know if this is possible? Edit - more info: I've been trying using UIApplication's openURL: method, passing various forms of phobos and iTunes URLs, with no luck so far. Some may be aware that you can right-click links in iTunes on the desktop and copy links to certain pages. I copied the link to a page that listed all the apps for a particular company. Some may

the App we are working on was rejected because the Device in the Review Process was detected as jailbroken ^^ To detect a jailbroken Device, several Tests were performed: NSString* bundlePath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath]; // scan for itunes metadata BOOL isDirectory = NO; NSString* directoryPath = [bundlePath stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"SC_Info/"]; BOOL directoryIsAvailable = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath:directoryPath isDirectory:&isDirectory]; BOOL contentSeemsValid = ([[[NSFileManager defaultManager] contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:directoryPath error:NULL] count]

Is it possible to use the Apple Search API to search by genre ? I'm thinking specifically games in the app store. Using Obj-c. As has been pointed out in the comments of this question... Search Apple App store by genre with iOS/Obj-c There seems to be a problem with trying to search by genre, so I'm looking for answers which of examples of that actually working, not just links to the docs. It's not actually documented on the Search API documentation , but you can add a genreId parameter to the search URL and it restricts the search to a particular genre. If you look at the JSON returned from a