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I am not suer how Apple handles the registration of URL schemas for IOS Apps but a IOS game called "Supersonic" has registered fb:// as their own URL schema so whererever you click a link like fb://friends etc. IOS opens this game. and ignores if you have installed Facebook or not.
I don't think you posted this in the right place. But either way - try to uninstall and reinstall the facebook app. It might re-register itself as the handler for that URL type.
Scroll down the apple documentation to Implementing Custom URL Schemes,
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/iPhone/Conceptual/iPhoneOSProgrammingGuide/AdvancedAppTricks/AdvancedAppTricks.html
Apple should probably discourage this abuse, but as far as I can tell the SuperSonicHD app still does this.
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I have a quick question, I have lost the files and code for my iPhone app. I have my iTunes connect login details... is there any way of getting the code from my developers section?
Thanks for any pointers.
No, neither iTunes connect nor Apple Developer act as source control. You can get the provisioning profiles and create new certificates, but your code is yours to manage.
I would very strongly recommend looking into proper source control in the future (GitHub, for example).
Sorry, but I'm afraid not. The "code" you upload to iTunes connect is actually your project's binary. You can't download this from the portal, and even if you could, there's no way to transcribe it back into your original application code.
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Will an app get rejected if you have a button that opens a page in safari? And if so how can I avoid this?
No it won't get rejected. These buttons occur all the time. There are even buttons that open safari links that redirect to the appstore. They have a new rule that you're not suppose to have links advertising other people's apps, but that's being looked into.
Edit: Yes it is a strange question to ask (where did you get the notion). I should note, they have a problem with redirecting to external app stores. If you want payment, it has to be in app.
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I have created an application. It was rejected by apple as it has less content.
Now I have added functionality in it. what should I do with that app? should I submit it with same id or create new id for the app?
If it's the same app, you should use the same app id. There should be no reason that you can't just re-submit it as the same app id as long as you've fixed whatever they rejected it for. Rejections happen all the time. If you've fixed what they wanted you to fix, they should accept it this time (barring any other issues).
There is no problem in submitting it with the same id.
Usually when Apple rejects your app they tell you the reason for it.
In my case, they also send me a link to the reference guide that I needed to fix my problem.
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I've been reading through Apples submission guidelines and was wondering if anyone has had experience including screenshots inside their app.
I want to include some screenshots of the Home Screen and maybe some other parts of iOS in my app.
Is this going to lead to instant rejection?
Why should you include parts of iOS in your App screenshots? I'm not thinking of anything (except notifications or showing App workflow) that could be included. I think that if you have a great reason for including those screenshots (like describing the workflow of your App), you have a chance to be accepted.
A common sense is to look screenshots of other apps - if they have it, you could too.
No as of now there is no rejection if you use images from your app into your application.There is no reason in rejecting that.Hope this helps You can go throuch this guidelines on http://developer.apple.com/appstore/guidelines.html , http://mobileorchard.com/avoiding-iphone-app-rejection-from-apple and http://iphoneincubator.com/blog/app-store/rejections .Hope this helps.
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Watching their video and browsing their site, it looks like I have to do some kind of mouse olympics to publish an app. I want to publish an app to the App Store for as little money as possible, without using "hacks". Is there any way to do this, and does Apple allow it?
They seem to have posted the names of several apps using their SDK, and apps in the App store are required to include developer contact info. Write a few of the developers of recent apps using their toolchain, and see if any of their replies give you enough confidence.