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I'm working on an iOS app and realize the ui is not auto stretch to fit the screen when it's running in iPhone 6 plus. So the UI is on the right left, and there are a lot of white space in the bottom and right. If I set the width of a view to beyond 320 (ex. 400), then the view be wider than 320. How could I make my views auto stretch to fill the screen? I have a few other apps, and they works perfectly fine in iPhone 6 plus. I couldn't figure out what make this app's ui not auto stretching. The only difference I could think of it this one is create after the official xcode 6 is released, the

I implemented subclass of UISplitViewController in my app for both: iPhone and iPad . Method mentioned in title is called when I rotate device from Landscape to Portrait orientation. It works really nice unless I run the app on iPhone 6 Plus. Why this method is not called there? What to do to make this method work? When I start the app on iPhone 6 Plus everything is fine in both orientations. But the problem is when I rotate iPhone 6 Plus from Landscape to Portrait . My navigation controller is not gonna work as it is expected. This is what I mean: iPhone 5s Portrait iPhone 5s Portrait when I

For an upcoming update to one of my apps I have packed all the image resources into Asset Catalogs. However, at the moment I do not have @3x version for most of my images. I have checked with the simulator and on iPhone 6 Plus @2x versions are used. I don't mind this behaviour for two reasons: The result is good enough for images which I am using Only 50% of my users are using iOS 9. If I add @3x images the size of my app will skyrocket for those on older OS Although images load correctly in the Simulator for iPhone 6 plus, I am a bit worried about what happens when I archive my app. In

I do have an App for iOS and while adapting all the UI to auto layout an size classes to support the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus i faced a weird issue... al my scrolls view work fine in iPhone 4s, 5, 5s and 6... in iPhone 6 plus they are not scrolling only vertically but also horizontally... like if the content size of the scroll view where a couple of pixel wider than the view itself (so it move horizontally of a couple of pixel and then it bounce). I do not understand why is this happening... I finally found a proper way to let it work... I did it this way: View hierarchy: - UIView (Main

With the new iPhone 6 Plus, in landscape the phone can show more content than the normal iPhone 6 or its predecessors. This makes sense, as in landscape the phone identifies as having a "regular width" for its size class. However, in portrait its' still compact width, regular height for the size class, regardless of which iPhone. How is Apple then showing more on the iPhone 6 Plus in portrait when there's no size class identifying it? Are they hard-coding it based on the device's width? Doesn't that go against the whole philosophy of size classes? Rog They are using auto layout to force their