UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend

Ha az app-unk ugysem csinal semmit suspend modban es idegesit, hogy nem lehet egyszeruen kiloni, akkor az info.plist-hez ezt kell hozzaadni: UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend

MPMoviePlayerController vagy MPMoviePlayerViewController

Oliver Drobnik: The 3.2 Hurdle of MPMoviePlayerController

John Muchow: Getting MPMoviePlayerController to Work with iOS4, 3.2 (iPad) and Earlier Versions of iPhone SDK

MPMoviePlayerController Class Reference

• backgroundColor - Get the view from the backgroundView property and set its color directly.
• movieControlMode - Use the “Accessing Movie Properties” property instead.
• MPMovieControlMode - Use the “MPMovieControlStyle” constants in conjunction with the controlStyle property instead.
• MPMoviePlayerContentPreloadDidFinishNotification - Use the MPMoviePlayerLoadStateDidChangeNotification notification to determine the readiness of the player.

MPMoviePlayerViewController Class Reference

Matt Gallagher: Tips & Tricks for conditional iOS3, iOS3.2 and iOS4 code

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App Icons on iPad and iPhone

How are the icon files in my application bundle used on iPad and iPhone?

UISplitViewController MasterView mutatasa portrait modban

A SplitView portrait modban automatikusan elrejti a MasterView-t es csak a DetailView-t mutatja, ahogy itt le is irjak:

"When the device is in a landscape orientation, the split view shows both panes. However, in portrait orientations, the split view displays only the second pane, which grows to fill the available space."

Egy nem dokumentalt (private) api hivassal ezt ki lehet kapcsolni:

[splitViewController setHidesMasterViewInPortrait:NO];

Csak igy valoszinuleg nem veszi be az App Store.

Az iPad alkalmazasoknak portrait es landscape modban is mukodniuk kell

iPhone-nal ez nem volt eloiras, de itt mar igen:

New) An application’s interface should support all landscape and portrait orientations. This behavior differs slightly from the iPhone, where running in both portrait and landscape modes is not required. For more information, see “Designing for Multiple Orientations.”