xcode5

I am creating a UITable with custom UITableViewCell prototype. My cell contains UIImageViews, UILabels and UIButtons. When I control and drag from my buttons to my class' interface it works just fine. However, it does not work with outlets. When I create the IBOutlet in the .h file, I can only connect if I select the UITable not the cell and of course the result is a broken app. Do you guys have any idea how to solve this? I do not want to use a custom class just for the cell. I really would like to stick with Storyboard and prototypes. Thanks in advance Using Labels with tag will get the job

I uploaded a binary but before submitting it for review I realized that the Product Name in the Build Settings wasn't correct. I fixed the issue and tried to upload the binary again, but ran into the version 1.x already exists issue while doing that. So I thought I'd just submit this, manually reject it and upload the fixed one. But with the latest changes in iTunesConnect, like a lot of other stuff, the option to reject my binary seems to be tactfully hidden or completely missing. How do I reject my binary in the latest (Sep 14) iTunesConnect dashboard? Or what's the new process to make such

Until Xcode 5, Release builds could be prevented from including NSAssert statements and their variants, using the default Build Setting: OTHER_CFLAGS = "-DNS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS=1"; This setting can be found in project.pbxproj and is set in Xcode here: (Note that this grab was taken from an Xcode 4 project converted to Xcode 5.) Each target would inherit this setting in the Release build only. Obviously this was a good thing. Rather than crash immediately, the app would possibly struggle on regardless. Whereas for Debug builds, you want to know immediately when an NSAssert fails. However, I am

I'm having trouble finding much in the way of information about the new XCode layout. How can I view the disassembly of my source file, rather than just the C++ code? OldPeculier In Xcode 4.2 (and Xcode 5), you can see the assembly or disassembly for a file by: Showing the assistant editor (command+option+Enter is the default shortcut). In the JumpBar, select the tuxedo icon and select "Assembly" or "Disassembly" from the drop-down list. You can view the Assembly for a file whether or not you're running the application. Disassembly is only available when the application is running and being

I am currently blocked by a linker error which happens ONLY on XCode5 (XCode4 compiles fine) and ONLY on the simulator (normal devices compile fine). When I try to compile, I get a "Apple Mach-O Librarian Error" which gives me the following wall of text: Libtool build/DevOnly-iphonesimulator/libCozi\ Common\ Code.a normal i386 cd /Users/jr/ios/app/iCozi setenv IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET 4.3 setenv PATH "/Applications/XCode5/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin:/Applications/XCode5/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"

I've setup a JSON post with AFNetworking in Objective-C and am sending data to a server with the following code: AFHTTPRequestOperationManager *manager = [AFHTTPRequestOperationManager manager]; NSDictionary *parameters = @{@"name": deviceName, @"model": modelName, @"pin": pin}; manager.requestSerializer = [AFJSONRequestSerializer serializer]; [manager.requestSerializer setValue:@"Content-Type" forHTTPHeaderField:@"application/json"]; [manager POST:@"SENSORED_OUT_URL" parameters:parameters success:^(AFHTTPRequestOperation *operation, id responseObject) { NSLog(@"JSON: %@", responseObject); }

Hi Folks: Just a person (not a company) trying to submit an app, developed with Xcode 5 to the App Store. Developer.apple.com > IOS Dev Center > iTunes Connect > Manager you Apps > Add New Apps > Click here to register new bundle > Click on AppIDs to see what I have previously registered. If I had 10 reputations on Stackoverflow, I'd post a screenshot. (I will if I can). Summary is that iTunes Connect says: Prefix is C58H638D3X ID is EdAndJ.tiltr9999 Identifier = C58H638D3X.EdAndJ.tiltr9999 So I go back to Xcode5 and I change the Bundle ID to: I tried both: C58H638D3X.EdAndJ.tiltr9999, and