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We're trying to submit an iOS app that makes charitable SMS donations. We've done a number of these in the past without issue; but Apple is no longer willing to accept our approach and have rejected our app. Their claim is that the app doesn't comply with point 21.2 of the guidelines. Which is: 21.2 The collection of donations must be done via a web site in Safari or an SMS In the past, and in this current app, we are using MFMessageComposeViewController in the MessageUI framework to build the SMS message. We use this because; being a donation to a shortcode we need to be able to write a

I have a version of an app that is currently available in the mexico store, but I would like to do a colombia version. The the data used and the UI will change somewhat. Can I create a different binary to upload to a different store and still keep the same app name? I found the question above somewhere with no answer, just editted it a little. I found that question because it is my question now. Can you give me any ideas or advice? Thanks for anyhelp or advice that you can give. You can't upload a different version for each country, but you could detect the users location and then change the

I am using Xcode 4 for my app. I have set my base SDK to 4.3 for both the Project and Target. I would like to know which value in the setting dictates the "Requires iOS 3.0 or later" (for example) displayed in the app store. Is it... The base SDK set for the project and target set in 'Build Settings' The 'Deployment Target' set in the 'Info' tab for the project. The 'Deployment Target' set in the 'Summary' tab for the target. Thanks for your help it is your project->Targets->your project->Search "iPhone OS Deployment Target" Right click on your Project -> Go to Get Info -> Go to Build tab ->

I created an universal app with the window template in xcode. Now I want submit just the iPad version of my app, because the iPhone version is not yet fully programmed. How is this possible? What do I have to change? (target settings, info.plist, etc.?) Two things. First is remember you have settings for active target, and project. I'm not sure which place things should be, but I made these on the target. Set 'Build Active Target Only' to true. Set 'Target Family Device' to iPad. You'll know this worked because the number of compilations will be cut in half, and when you upload to iTunes

I am trying to integrate MailChimp into a simple web site with form for submitting one's email to get more information. However, even after integration into existing web site form, it still does not submit any info to the List that has been setup on the MailChimp system. Since the integration into existing form did not work, I decided to go back a step and simply test the vanilla code that was produced by MailChimp - but even this will not work, so I did a search and found that this is a common problem with MailChimp as described on their web site: QUOTE 'My form isn't doing anything after

iTunes Connect accepts names for the app to include symbols like "+". But when I am trying to submit the app with an Xcode project name that includes "+" I receive the error that the name of the project or the name of the application (or product, do not remember which) cannot include symbols like "+". So I ended up removing the "+" symbol from the name of the product. Therefore the name on the App Store includes "+" but when installed on the device the name does not include the symbol "+". How can I resolve this issue in the next submission? What name will be the name of the app on the device?