I have developed an iphone app. How can i add my developer email to the app? So that users can contact me? I dont see any option like android market where you can add your contact email so that if any users have questions they can contact you directly?
There are several ways. Probably the easiest is to create a simple html file that you include in your bundle. Then open a UIWebView and open the (local) html file. On the html file, use a mailto: url.
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I want to make an email signature with some links of my social networks, and when a iOS user has the app installed (e.g. Facebook) it should open there and not in a Browser.
For example:
If iOS & App installed: "fb://profile/user", else: "http://facebook.com/user"
Is this possible?
Thank you!
For this to work, you would need conditional content in your email and the email client of your user would need to understand it. ... which does not exist.
However, instead of the links to your social networks, place a link to your own site (e.g. http://yourVeryOwnDomain.com/social). At this page you can display the individual links to your social networks, and - because now you can detect the kind of accessing browser - you can adjust the links to your needs ...
Is it possible to make an iphone app which just shows a website?
So I make the website example.com and the app opens example.com.
Whenever I click a link it should just follow all links in the app and not in safari.
Is this possible and how?
Thanks.
This is known as "Add to Home Screen", you can program your website to support adding as an "HTML app". However, there are some limitations including the inability to save which page you are on.
Have a look at ui webview it can render HTML, PDF and can be used as a web browser.
It allows for displaying images and links and can be stored in your app bundle or online,
I'm building a simple web page with contacts and their phone numbers.
When accessing the page from an iPhone the iPhone recognizes the number
and when the user touches the phone number a call is started.
When the call is finished and the user want to save the number in the
phone book (Make new Contact), I would like to have the name of the contact
pre filled into name field of phone book entry.
Is it possible to make iPhone recognize the name belonging to a phone number on the web page? Is there a meta or XML tag that let iPhone identify the name from the web page?
Best regards
Will
Unfortunately not. The best way to do this would be to serve up a vCard, but Safari doesn't support them for security reasons. The closest I've found is this question, but the closet solution there involves returning an ics (iCal) file with a vCard embedded inside it. This is not ideal.
So to summarise, there isn't a way to do this at present. This question has a lot of good information as well:
How to add a contact to the iPhone's Address Book from a Web Page?
If you are building your webpage with a view to embedding it inside a native app there are other options, but it sounds like that's not the case.
I would like to collect all the iOS apps I have on my iTunes account programmatically via a web script, applet or anything possible over the web. Idea is to have a web page where I can enter my iTunes credentials and then display all these apps.
It looks like no open API is offered by Apple to do this so what's the best way to do it ?
The only way I can think of is an applet reading the XML files in the iTunes directory on my computer, but it's a poor solution regarding me for a few reasons.
EDIT : solution must be valide for any user (not only an iOS developer)
You can use the iTunes Store Search API to search for apps by your developer name, then filter the results by your developer ID in case anyone has a similar name.
It may interest you: http://www.apple.com/itunesaffiliates/API/AffiliatesSearch2.1.pdf
It's a document about iTunes Store Search API. It could be a starting-point.
Something new for me: How can I get a file-upload on my mobile webpage for iphone, to upload a picture (as profile-thumbnail for example)?
Mabye there is any framework or library which can do this?
Thx for help ;)
There is no interface for uploading content in Mobile Safari. The best workaround I've seen is to have people email files to an address, and then you have some cron jobs that extract uploads from the email.
I saw this recently on the site My Slow Low. One of the guys who built it did a write-up on extracting IMAP email attachments using php, which could be a good starting point for you.
Check out
http://picupapp.com/
Picup is a native iPhone Application that facilitates photo uploads to the web. Since file-upload form fields don't work in Mobile Safari, a webapp can instruct Picup to choose and upload a photo. Once the upload is complete, Picup returns control to the webapp with information about the upload.