The iPhone app I submitted the other day has been rejected.
One of the reasons is that I didn't know that I had to support the 2.10 iPad.
There are two things that I'm having trouble with.
I was told that it would work with iPad, so when I made DeploymentInfo Devices universal and ran it on iOS simulator, it was separated between the full screen support in the screen and the size was not compatible with iPad and it was hardened in the upper left corner.There is no problem with the operation, but would it be okay to submit it with this?
Also, A76x76 application is required for iPad apps targeting iOS 7.0 and later
I see the error, but it doesn't disappear even if I put the 76 x 76 icon.
Where should I set the icon?
I'm troubled because there are many things I don't understand well during my first examination.
If anyone knows, please take care of me.
Were there any specific solutions or issues (i.e. iPad crashes on a certain screen) in the message from Apple apart from 2.10?
I'm not asking you to do universal support, but it should work as an iPhone app on the iPad without any problems.
Simulator is fine, so please run it on iPad and test the operation.
(I remember that it worked at 320 x 480 points on the iPad, so
The minimum requirement is to operate at that screen size.)
Universal and iPhone app are different.
The iphone app runs on the iPhone emulator on the iPad.
Universal is compatible with both iPhone and iPad. On top of iPad, you can't use the native screen size to prevent layout corruption.
If you go to the App Store with iPad, you can choose between iPhone and iPad, but if you choose iPad, iPhone App is filtered and not selected. If you choose iPhone App, you can download it.
This time, it seems that universal support is not available, so I think I should use iPhone for the deployment device.
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