I use OS X 10.10.1 and built a standalone for my iPad using LC 6.7 and also LC 7.O. The application runs well on the 8.0 simulator. When I plug my iPad running IOS 8.1 into my mac and select the standalone to move it to the device in Xcode 6.1 for testing I get the message below:
"The Info.plist for application specifies device capability requirements, which are not met by Dave’s iPad"
I got the same message with IOS 8.0 on the iPad and then upgraded to IOS 8.1.1 and am still getting the same message. I checked the release notes.
This app has already been approved through the iStore when built with and submitted as a IOS 7.1 app. I haven't done anything to it and it ran ok on users iPads when they upgraded to 8.0.
Can't understand what might be the problem. I took a screen shot of the standalone requirements window but can't figure out how to post it here.
Advise appreciated.
Thanks
Dave
Trouble with OSX 10.10.1 -LC 7.0 & Xcode 6.1
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Re: Trouble with OSX 10.10.1 -LC 7.0 & Xcode 6.1
Hi Dave
Firstly, did you by any chance make a change in the standalone settings like making 'telephony' required?
Secondly, I think we have to replace provisioning profiles made for iOS7 with new ones on the Apple developer portal - I'm guessing you did this already? If you did, while you were updating your provisioning profile did you by any chance make any changes to the app id (such as Apple Pay)?
Kind regards
Dave
Firstly, did you by any chance make a change in the standalone settings like making 'telephony' required?
Secondly, I think we have to replace provisioning profiles made for iOS7 with new ones on the Apple developer portal - I'm guessing you did this already? If you did, while you were updating your provisioning profile did you by any chance make any changes to the app id (such as Apple Pay)?
Kind regards
Dave
"...this is not the code you are looking for..."
Re: Trouble with OSX 10.10.1 -LC 7.0 & Xcode 6.1
No the only change that was required was the new selection for location services that is either "aways" or "when in use". I do have the GPS, location services and WiFi selected as necessary but they were on the old stack as well. I haven't gone to the developer portal site and renewed profiles so I will go do that and report back. Thanks!
SOLVED Trouble with OS X 10.10.1 -LC 7.0 & Xcode 6.1
Ok well I generated a certificate in the keychain and created a new development provisioning profile on the apple development web site. I had to turn off GPS as a requirement in the standalone settings and use the new Location Authorization Type setting "when in use" thats been added at the top of the page. (Perhaps livecode should just remove the GPS choice from below if its no longer in use?) I also got an error when I tried to move the file to my iPad when the screen was locked it told me that my devise wasn't an iPad. The GPS works by the way in the app.
The funny thing is that once my app downloads it prompts the user to download a few folders of PDF map files off my web server. It looks as if the files were downloaded correctly but they are not loading as they do in the 8.1 simulator and did in IOS 6 and 7. They are not loading at all actually. So I guess I have some reading to do and will post again if I can't figure that out.
Thanks!
Dave
The funny thing is that once my app downloads it prompts the user to download a few folders of PDF map files off my web server. It looks as if the files were downloaded correctly but they are not loading as they do in the 8.1 simulator and did in IOS 6 and 7. They are not loading at all actually. So I guess I have some reading to do and will post again if I can't figure that out.
Thanks!
Dave
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Re: Trouble with OSX 10.10.1 -LC 7.0 & Xcode 6.1
Hi Dave
OK well it sounds like you are making progress in that you are getting different error messages!
BTW I also sometimes get the "device is not an iPad" message and if I just try it again it works...
OK well it sounds like you are making progress in that you are getting different error messages!

BTW I also sometimes get the "device is not an iPad" message and if I just try it again it works...
"...this is not the code you are looking for..."