I believe you do. Without it, the iPhone’s OS will think that the app does not support the full resolution. [import]uid: 160496 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124295[/import]
Hmm weird. Last 2 questions, will that image be shown? And when will it be shown? [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124296[/import]
From what I gathered, yes, it will be shown, as a “splash” image as your app starts up (like the other default images were shown before iPhone 5) [import]uid: 160496 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124302[/import]
Oh yea I forgot about that splash image from back in the day in native non-Corona apps. Thanks mike470, I guess I’ll just put a black screen with a small “please wait” message since there will be an actual loading screen in our apps.
Alright now I guess my app is iPhone5 and iOS6 ready! [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124308[/import]
How come system.getInfo(“model”) doesn’t say “iPhone” if it’s a 4S or below. It does on my version of Corona (latest public build).
Dave [import]uid: 117617 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124321[/import]
It does! Or rather, I just do a catch-all for iPhones with the ‘else’ statement as with my config.lua above [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124322[/import]
It was your comment -
else – iPhone 4S and below
That confused me, as I thought iPhone 4S would never hit that else statement.
Dave [import]uid: 117617 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124324[/import]
Ah, iPhone 4S will hit the else statement since the previous elseif is pixelheight > 960 which is only for iPhone5 (got that snippet from Corona’s blogpost) [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124329[/import]
Sorry, I see that now, it’s wrapped on my screen so didn’t even notice the last bit of the if/and statement.
Dave [import]uid: 117617 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124333[/import]
No worries Dave 
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This is good stuff. Thank you! Should be posted in the Code Exchange so it doesn’t get buried in the forums. [import]uid: 6084 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124360[/import]
One omission in that code is that you check for ‘iPhone’ and not ‘iPod Touch’. It was a much smaller announcement, but a ‘Tall’ iPod Touch was also announced, and so it should be caught with the iPhone 5 sizings.
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@ntero is there a getInfo(“model”) == “iPod” ? I always assumed the ipod was interchangeable with iphone since the dimensions of the two were always similar. [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124374[/import]
The Syntax I get from iPod Touches for model is: ‘iPod Touch’
They count as different models, since they have different capabilities and specs, since the model isn’t strictly for resolution. [import]uid: 134101 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124375[/import]
Thats good to know! I definitely did not know that. That should be added to the elseif statement. Thanks! [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124377[/import]
You could incorporate some of my code from iOSInfo to get a quicker determination: Take a closer look:
Basically, the system.getInfo(“architectureInfo”) could give you “iPod5,1” and “iPhone5” as a possible result for the iPod touch 5G and iPhone 5, respectively.
This article (http://techland.time.com/2012/04/09/iphone-and-ipod-touch-rumors-collide-in-apple-rumorpocalypse/) shows “iPod5,1” being returned as a result in some benchmarks and analytics. [import]uid: 6084 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124378[/import]
I changed the config.lua above. I’m mostly interested in the dimensions (I think some of you are too) so the above config file takes mostly that into consideration [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124380[/import]
@BeyondtheTech Nice, that’ll definitely be helpful in determining device features, thanks for pointing that out! [import]uid: 144908 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124382[/import]
If you don’t include the “tall” splash png, iOS6 will return 960 for display.pixelHeight. It defaults to the iPhone Retina display (640x960) without the new splash png. [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 31095 reply_id: 124405[/import]
I’ve set it up correctly and put the tall splash png (correctly named) into the project as written in the Coronalabs tutorial.
But when I got my iPhone 5 today it did not work as intended, the app still uses iPhone 4 resolution of 640x960. Anybody else seeing the same problem?
Best,
Andreas
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