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I am new in app development. Question is about Apple rules and application rejection.
Can I use two UINavigationBar (different functionality), one below one? Does Apple's rules accept that?
This is App Store Review Guidelines. There are no words about rejecting for several UINavigationBar. But there is a below phrase.
If your user interface is complex or less than very good, it may be
rejected
I can definitely tell you it's against the HIG, since
A navigation bar appears at the upper edge of an application screen, just below the status bar.
(Since one of your navigation bars wouldn't be at the upper edge of the screen).
Will your app actually get rejected? There's only one way to find out, but I would suggest not committing such a heinous crime against the principles of aesthetics and design.
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I would like to have a phone number displayed, and tappable on my app in which the user could call to subscribe to my service.
I'm aware that the App Store guidelines mention going to an external browser, but it doesn't mention anything about "phone-in" subscriptions.
Does anyone know if what I'm proposing is allowed?
In my experience Apple isn't very flexible in their guidelines. They make the final decision, and loopholes aren't something they're going to be lenient on. I would lean towards them disallowing what you're attempting. I wouldn't make that a core component of your app.
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I have a quick question, related to if these images of apps, uses UICollectionView or buttons in their design:
Thank you for the help.
Most likely buttons, as UICollectionView is only compatible with iOS 6+
The LinkedIn iOS app only requires iOS 4.3+ so it is not using a UICollectionView-- they most likely built a custom view using UIButtons
Most apps out there still want to support at least iOS 5+ so your not going to see many using the UICollectionView yet.
Here are some open source "Collection View" classes that may fit your need (just make sure they also support old iOS versions)
http://www.cocoacontrols.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=collectionview
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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'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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it's allowed to promise future features or content, such as levels, labeled as "comming soon" in my iphone app ?
Yes, this is technically allowed but I would caution you about doing this.
If you promise something, you need make good on that promise as customers will hold you to it.
It's always good to follow the rule: "under-promise and over-deliver".
Hint that there's new features coming, but don't get into too many specifics.
In the app, I've used a link to my website that shows a "Sneak Peak" of what's coming, I've found it works well. That way, you can update the website at any time, adding and removing things as necessary before launch of the new features.
Just my two cents.