I want to create phonegap application for iPhone/iPad. I checked their website but it says that it supports only xcode 4.3. I think that there will be a way to install lower versions of phonegap like 1.5 or something in xcode 4.2. But I din find any proper documentation for the same in their website (for xcode 4.2). Can anybody help me with the issue.
I can't update to xcode 4.2 as I am using snow leaprd and I don't want to update to lion.
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You can just fix the compile errors. I documented the process here. It works with the basic app, not sure if you add more complex codes.
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I recently downgraded to Xcode 3.2.1 to learn from the new boston tutorial. When launching Xcode, there popup saying new project. Then after that, when you chose selection if you to build a Mac app or iphone app, there isnt a iPHONE section? just a mac os selection.
That means the iOS SDK is not installed. You need to dig through the developer site to find the right iOS SDK to install as well. If that doesn't fix it you will have to make the translations from Xcode 3 to 4 in order to follow the tutorial (maybe find a tutorial focused on Xcode 4 to find where things are in it).
I'm using a icarousel sample project from github that creates a coverflow on iphone and ipad application with storyboard and ios 5. But Tehre are total 19 errors due to the ARC.
I have compiled it by disabling the ARC but that didn't solve my problem.
How can I fix this problem?
Any help...
EDIT
I am using XCode 4.2 and Mac 10.6.8
As per my knowledge iCarousel's newer version is not compatible with Xcode 4.2 try to update your xcode and use it. You can also download the older version on iCarousel and use it.
I never tried but older versions should work fine.
Hope that would help.
I ran it fine, did all the certification hassle and my sister updates the iPhone and next day I can't test anything, Xcode doesn't simply recognize the damn iPhone. Please help. There is literally nothing I have found that solves this problem..
I should say that it worked fine a day ago. I'm so damn angry and frustrated I can't type..
Apple does a really really poor job of being clear what to do.
EDIT: I also see this "You don’t have permission to save the file “iOS DeviceSupport” in the folder “Xcode”."
What version of Xcode do you have and what iOS-version does the test-device have?
To test applications with Xcode 4.2.1, the device has to be of iOS 5.0.1 or down. If you updated to the iOS 5.1 beta, you will need to download Xcode 4.3 beta as well, as Xcode 4.2.1 does not have the required DeviceSupport-files for the beta.
EDIT:
Since you have Xcode 4.2, you will need to update to 4.2.1 to be able to test your applications on an iOS 5.0.1-device.
You'll need Xcode 4.2.1 if your iPhone is version 5.0.1.
I had the same problem,
Here is my solution!
First Update both Xcode and phone with the latest software.
Then go to the organizer and enable iPhone for development.
Done ..
I am creating an iPhone project for iOS 5. I need to know if i can run the program in iPhone 4.3.3 and higher ?
Are you using anything in your code that was introduced with iOS 5.0 & newer? (such as storyboards)
If your answer is yes, then you can't run it on 4.3.3.
If no, then you can set the minimum required version to 4.3.X (and here's a tutorial you can use).
Here is a related question (and another one) that may help you out a bit more.
IIRC, you can configure the simulator in xCode to emulate an earlier version of iOS so you can confirm whether or not it will work on 4.3.3. Have a look at the build settings for your project, you can change the target O/S. I'm not sure all versions are available by default though. You might need to download other versions to test.
You said you are using ARC. ARC will work with iOS 4.x, but not iOS 3.x. So ARC will not be a problem. Based on everything else you said about not using storyboards and everything being coded, you should be okay. If you click on a method in Xcode it should allow you to bring up the documentation, and in the documentation it will provide the iOS version that it was released for. Make sure that this it iOS 4.3.3 or lower.
Does anyone know where I can download iOS version 3.1.3?
I've been searching on developer.apple.com but haven't been able to find anything.
I know that it is possible to install earlier versions of iOS using organiser (I believe the file extension for the iOS images is ipsw)
Seems like you can at least download them from Apple, though I'm having trouble installing. I believe each piece of hardware has it's own build. Here's a link for 3.1.3 for a 3G iPhone.
More generally, iClarified has a list for all firmware updates. Why this list isn't on apple.com in an obvious place utterly eludes me.
Also found you can download them here - http://www.downloadios.net
Though installing them is another question - Downgrading iOS / Upgrading to version not the most recent