Thanks to both Panos and Ralph.
I was able to get a very basic app (one button & one field) on the iPad so
success.
Now comes the "make it pretty" because currently things look like 20 years
ago done in visual basic or worse.
Any suggestions on better looking components? I saw MobGUI but there i
Hi Glen,
Once you find your device, click on "Applications". You will then see a
list of all the applications that are installed on the device. Now, you can
either click the + button, or just drag your .app file onto the
applications list.
Regards,
Panos
On 16 Sep 2015 22:30, "Glen Bojsza" wrote:
Hi Ralph,
This really helped ...the refresh icon generated several files.
I still cannot drag the app on the device (or any of the simulators) in
Xcode?
>From the notes I saw earlier I should have an option to select the device
and do "Use for Development"?
This doesn't seem to exist in the new
You can see the devices and simulators in Window==>devices. You can just
drag .app files into the device.
The provision profiles are in Prefs==>Accounts==>View Details. There is a
refresh icon. When you refresh it gets all the current Provisioning Profiles
setup on the developer web site.
Ralph Di
