ios - Will my universal app get rejected if I don't create separate xibs for both iPhone and iPad? -


The app will be primarily for the iPhone but I'd like the option to deploy on the iPad (without additional work!).

The dimensions of the iPad version are similar to the iPhone if the app will be rejected, that means if I do not change anything in terms of resources and see the controller etc but just specify that the app is both an iPhone and an iPad Walks on

Many thanks.

A universal app is different from an iPad app that runs on an iPad. If you only compile it as an iPhone App, it can be loaded on an iPad and can be viewed in the native iPhone window dimensions centered on the screen or can be scaled larger by a factor of two, Still focuses on the screen.

But if you compile it as a universal app, then your window is bigger on the iPad. If all your other views are the same idea that uses the iPhone, they capture all the upper left corner of the screen which matches the widow's widow. It will look strange, and it will deprive the user of scaling big.

I recommend that you do not compile as a universal app; Just compile as an iPhone app (I suspect you're already doing this. You should not just see it as a universal app.)

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