Anthony Tietjen

You are all excited because you finished developing your iPhone App and you have performed the necessary steps in the iOS Dev Center and in iTunes Connect. You have clicked on Product > Archive in Xcode 4 and are ready to upload it. You click the Validate  button and login. It says: " No identities are available for signing " You click Download Identities  and login again. You get your hopes up only to have them dashed because now it says: " No identities were available "  "An administrator must request identities before they can be downloaded."   Say what? Well, in a nutshell, the Bundle identifier in your Xcode project doesn't match the Bundle ID you registered online. Here is how to fix it: Login to iTunes Connect. Click "Manage Your Applications" Click on your app. Click "More", and choose "About This App". Copy the Bundle ID. Go to your project in Xcode 4. Click the folder at the top ...

I am developing a web browser for the iPhone. It will use the UIWebView control for rendering the web pages. I am using Objective-C to dynamically create UIButtons at run-time and add them to a UIScrollView. However, I have found that when you try to scroll the scrollivew, if you are dragging one of the buttons, it prevents the scrollview from scrolling. If you are dragging an empty part of the scrollview that doesn't contain anything, it will scroll. I will have to do some research to figure out how to get the scrolling to work for my scenario.