App not using full height of iPhone 5

Question

I have an App that was created a long time ago and updated it to use Storyboards. All the views have been rebuilt and hooked up. However, the App does not use the entire h

Answer 1

1. Create a new project (Single View Application).
2. Drag the LaunchScreen.stroyboard into your project (Check "Copy items if needed").
3. Select the copied "LaunchScreen.storyboard" as the "Launch Screen File".

I tested with a no xib/storyboard app in Xcode 7 GM.

Answer 2

Just came across your post while searching for something related - not sure if you've fixed it yet but I had an issue when updating my app to include retina-resolution images, and they weren't being picked up by the app.... until I spotted the Target Membership tick-box in the File Inspector for the image.

The new images that I had added to the solution were not ticked for my app in the File Inspector, so weren't getting compiled in - once ticked, they were included and displayed in the correct context.

Answer 3

You’re probably missing the Retina-4" version of your launch image; the system will launch your app in 3.5" mode if that’s not present. If you currently have, say, Default.png and Default@2x.png, add a 640x1136 version named Default-568h@2x.png.

Answer 4

I faced the same issue too. In my case I am using a MainWindow.xib file.

And when I print the frame of Window its {0,0}{320,568} but the app did not respond to the area after 480 px.

What I did , is to open the Mainwindow.xib file in interface builder and set full Screen at Launch option selected.

I am attaching the screeshot where you can find this option.

this works out for me. You also try to find that If you are using a Mainwindow.xib then apply the same.

Hope it will help you to solve your issue. Enjoy coding..!!!