I've succesfully integrated the TestFlight API v1.0 in my code, and i can
upload my builds to TestFlight. But what i can't find is how to actually use
it proprerly in my Monotouch code and projects?
I found some samples to see that i have to do a TakeOf() in my appdelegate,
and that i can set
1. Call takeoff
2. Call SetDeviceIdentifier IF YOU ARE NOT IN THE APPSTORE (Apple will
reject it if it is, but it's fine - and useful - if you are just
testing)
3. Call Checkpoint now and again
4. ???
5. Profit!
(couldn't resist)
Thats it, really. You can use the Feedback method, too, to get the
There is NO 'SetDeviceIdentifier' if i use TF in MonoDevelop... or maybe i'm
using some wrong, old bindings? I've downloaded the v1.0 SDK from the TF
site yesterday, and i got the bindings from
https://github.com/ayoung/monotouch-testflight
Also i see samplecode here that uses TestFlight.Log()
Hi Guys,
I am new bee to mono development, i need some help with iphone camera
integration.
I want to capture image from iphone camera and save the image in to mono
project folder not into photo album.
Thanks!
Regards,
Gill
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I use the official bindings:
https://github.com/mono/monotouch-bindings/tree/master/TestFlight
Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I meant to add that the .Log() method is available for me. I use it in
place of Console.WriteLine() in my live apps.
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Use that method. It's the only way.
Or generate a GUID for the user, store it somewhere in your app, and
use that each time.
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 11:16, jowi j.wiersm...@chello.nl wrote:
How do i get the device identifier? It seems that
UIDevice.CurrentDevice.UniqueIdentifier is obsolete?
Hi,
Maybe you can ask MonoDevelop to stop on all exceptions (menu Run -
Exceptions and select all of them), to see if there is an exception that is
swallowed somewhere?
Rolf
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 2:44 PM, leverage7 ben_brun...@hotmail.com wrote:
No crash dialogue is produced and I can't
Hey,
so you might have already seen this example
http://docs.xamarin.com/ios/recipes/Media/Video_and_Photos/Save_Photo_to_Album_with_Metadata
grab that code, then in ImageViewController.cs : add this code to the Tweet
Station.Camera.TakePicture handler. Note that it isn't saving the GPS or
other
OK, i'll use that. I've added the SDK using the 'proper' bindings, i now do
have the setdeviceid and log methods etc. Note to Xamarin: ADD THIS INFO TO
THE TESTFLIGHT SECTION PLEASE :) at this moment there is only some
minimal info about how to upload your IPA, nothing on how to add and use
Thanks Craig, that's worked :)
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Hi there
I'd like to use these to compress the PNG's in my project, but I can't
find anything to let me either turn off PNGCrush et all, or make it
use this instead.
http://imageoptim.com/
http://pngmini.com/
Specifically: http://imageoptim.com/tweetbot.html
Any ideas?
Thanks
Nic
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Thank you for that. How do you deal with external users getting
access? In the apple docs they say you need to deploy using adhoc. I
have the Pro version of MonoTouch so I don't know if that will work.
I sent an invite to one of my users. He got set up fine and I see him
in the TestFlight
I've been able to use variations of the tutorial code and gallery sample
code to use sqlite-net to create a database in code, create tables, populate
them, etc. However, for the project I'm working on now, I have an sqlite
database pre-built in the Firebox sqlite tool, with one table already
I have my db set to content
I access it like this
var db = new SqliteConnection(Data Source=db.sqlite);
using (var cmd = db.CreateCommand())
{
db.Open();
cmd.CommandText = select * from table;
using (var reader = cmd.ExecuteReader())
{
while (reader.Read())
{
// do
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 15:25, Dan Miser danmi...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for that. How do you deal with external users getting
access? In the apple docs they say you need to deploy using adhoc. I
have the Pro version of MonoTouch so I don't know if that will work.
yes, it does. You make an
Previously, when I double clicked on an XIB in MD, XCode would fire up and,
if I clicked on the Assistant Editor tab, I would be able to see MT's
generated obj-c code. From here, I was able to CTRL-drag control to the code
to add outlets and actions. I no longer seem to be able to do this. In
I am completely desperate, so this is my last hope to find a solution to a
problem which is driving me insane.
I am writing an iPad app for a customer, and the app is distributed via .IPA
adhoc builds. My customer has 3 iPads (all iPad 2) running iOS 5.1. The app
crashes every time a MKMapView is
you can use the TestFlight SDK to capture logging and debug information
from a user's device
does the standard Maps app work on the customer's device? Do they have
something disabled in Setting that could affect a map control (Location
Services?)
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 3:20 PM, activa
The standard Maps app works fine on their devices
I am using the TestFlight SDK, but there are no crash logs being sent, and
there are no unhandled managed exceptions being thrown.
The map is being shown just fine, but whenever they try to move it or zoom
it, the app just quits.
jawbrey wrote
Bonjour Philippe,
Do you have any crash logs ? If so can you open a bug report at
http://bugzilla.xamarin.com and attach them to it ? We'll look at
them asap.
Also (long shot) but do you use Console.WriteLine in your application
? If you're using an old (before 5.2.4) MonoTouch then non
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 10:20 PM, activa phili...@activa.be wrote:
I am completely desperate, so this is my last hope to find a solution to a
problem which is driving me insane.
I am writing an iPad app for a customer, and the app is distributed via
.IPA
adhoc builds. My customer has 3
Hi Sebastien,
I don't have any crash logs because I don't have access to the devices.
I'm not using C.WL and I'm using MonoTouch 5.3. I am using Debug.WriteLine()
though, but not in the map view code.
Thanks,
Philippe
Sebastien Pouliot wrote
Bonjour Philippe,
Do you have any crash logs
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
Rolf Bjarne Kvinge wrote
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 10:20 PM, activa lt;philippe@gt; wrote:
Can you ask the to install the iPhone configuration utility:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1465 ?
There are also a couple of apps they can install on the device to see
I notice that the top and bottom MessageElements in a DialogViewController do
not clip to the border of the table view correctly. I'm new to iOS where
would I start to fix this?
http://monotouch.2284126.n4.nabble.com/file/n4591614/msgelement.png
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Have you considered just using UITableViewStyle.Plain?
I'm not sure putting MessageElements inside the Grouped style is 'normal'
UI... the Mail.app is Plain.
Just a thought...
On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 12:39 PM, Felix Collins fe...@intranel.com wrote:
I notice that the top and bottom
Hi folks,
I've found that working in Mono-Develop- isn't as fast as working in Visual
Studio 2010. That's fine. So I've been doing my Tests (xUnit) and class
libraries in VS2010. Commit to GitHub/BitBucket.
Now, I switch over to my Mac, pull latest.
My MonoTouch Iphone application has it's own
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