Hi, (Reposting this as it did not show up in the list)
I have ios SDK 5 installed, nothing else. I'm using MT5.0.2. My selected SDK is 5, my deployment target is 4.3, my test devices are iOS 5 and iOS 4.3.5 Now: I add a s controller's view as subview to a view of another controller. If I run the code on an iOS 5 device, ViewWillAppear() triggers for the controller whose view gets added. Running the same on an iOS 4 device does not trigger it. As I want to support 4.3 and want the event handlers to be called I will have to trigger them manually. But this will trigger them twice on ios 5 if I do not run a version check before my calls. Now I'm wondering: if I reinstall SDK 4.3 and build my app using that, will it behave identically on both devices or will I still have the issue because one device is 5 and the other is 4.3? Or is the actual version of the OS of no meaning in this scenario? What role does the actual OS version play? And: what role does the SDK play I build with? Is it just a bunch of .h files so the compiler knows what methods are available? I mean, the actual code of let's say "addSubView:" is the one that is on the target device's OS and is not part of my application or the SDK I'm building with, correct? Grüße, René
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