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Have anyone figured out how to support both screen resolution iPhone4 and iPhone 5 ? In iOS6 we have support of Autolayout. Can that be used for iPhone4-iPhone5 screen i.e. 320x480 and 320x568. If we use auto layout feature for that we will have to keep deployment target minimum to iOS6. What about iOS5 than ? What about iOS5 than ? Do we have to handle it programatically for different screen size ? I searched web and could not find exact answer for that so posting this question though having doubt of having downvotes. Please bear with me for that. I guess this question is very basic to

Is there any way I can design my classes for both iPhone4 and iPhone5 using the same xib? Yes, you can use the same XIB to design for iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 by using Auto-Layout. Build an app using iOS 6 as the Base SDK and use the Auto Layout feature to make screens that can scale for all type of screens. You'll need Xcode 4.5 to do this. Get started with Auto Layout here: http://www.raywenderlich.com/20881/beginning-auto-layout-part-1-of-2 http://www.raywenderlich.com/20897/beginning-auto-layout-part-2-of-2 Add a image named Default-568h@2x.png. That will identify your app as one that

I'm trying to modify an app to work with the new iPhone 5, 4" screen. I've added the new launch image, "Default-568h@2x.png". After that everything seemed good. Middle portion of my views is resizing ok. However I've noticed that in a view where I have a bottom toolbar, the buttons on the toolbar are unresponsive. It looks ok, but tapping buttons does nothing. Same code run in simulator with 3.5" screen works fine. Any ideas? This view is within a navigation controller. It consists of a table view and toolbar. The tableview is set to resize height. I had the same problem and noticed that my

iPhone 5 released, with new screen size and resolution. When we used images for iPhone 4 (retina), we just added "@2x" to image name. Can anybody tell me, is it possible to add different images (backgrounds, buttons, etc), for new iPhone screen? And the second question: can I have in my app separate XIB files: for iPhone old, iPhone new (like for iPhone and iPad)? Thank you! Ben Clayton Here's an except from my blog about this subject: [UIImage imageNamed:] automatically loads @2x versions of images when running on a retina device. Unfortunately, imageNamed: will NOT automatically load -568h

How Do I set the rootViewController of UINavigationController by a method other than initWithRootViewController ? I want use initWithNavigationBarClass:toolbarClass: to deliver a custom toolbar for my NavigationController, so I don't think I can use initWithRootViewController . You can solve this by calling setViewControllers . Like this: UINavigationController *navigationController = [[UINavigationController alloc] initWithNavigationBarClass:[MyNavigationBar class] toolbarClass:[UIToolbar class]]; [navigationController setViewControllers:@[yourRootViewController] animated:NO]; Knowledge

Steps to reproduce: Create a new project using Xcode6 (single view template, iPhone only, Objective-C) Navigate to project settings and change the deployment target from 8.0 to 7.1 Run the application on a iPhone5/S with 7.1 installed or in the iPhone5/s 7.1 simulator (You may have to download the iOS7.1 simulators) The app appears with black bars on the top and the bottom. If you run the application on the iPhone5/S 8.0 simulator, the screen will appear as expected, all white. Why is this happening? Is there a fix or workaround? I was able to resolve the issue manually, seems like it is a bug