the status bar is not hidden after I tested the release of iOS 7
any solution?
Thanks.
build with base sdk 6.1, until apple fixes it or corona has a workaround.
This still happens even when you build with the 6.1 SDK in the Corona Build dialog… just tested it on my iPad mini with iOS 7 and the status bar shows.
@naveen: I can’t confirm that, I have just compiled 3 apps with iOS 6…1 and all of them run fine on iOS 7.0, iPad 2. no status bar!
After compiling with 6.1, are you deploying to iOS 7 devices to test on, or are you downloading the apps from the App Store and checking?
All my previous 6.1 builds work fine before today. I updated to Xcode 5 but that shouldn’t matter I think?
I have compiled the apps and run it on device. BUT I have used Xcode 4.6.5 to build.
When i build with xcode 5 base sdk ios 7.0, and run it, the display bar is always there.
With Xcode 5 i cant even select ios 6.1 as base sdk :unsure:
Does 4.6.5 let you test on iOS 7 devices? I may just end up doing that.
And when you mean you can’t select 6.1 as base sdk, you’re using Enterprise? I’m talking about the build popup in the Corona sim that lets you choose 6.1 as the SDK (instead of iOS 7).
The engineers just checked in a fix for this. It should be in the next daily build.
Rob
This issue has been resolved and will be in daily build 1210.
Thanks for the update.
Tested with build 1210, it’s fixed. Thanks.
I have tested it with enterprise build 1210, seems to work, after adding “UIViewControllerBasedStatusBarAppearance = false,” to the plist.
I’ve run a battery of tests without using the “UIViewControllerBasedStatusBarAppearance = false,” in my build.settings and everything behaves as it should. I don’t know about enterprise though and I don’t know why it would be different.
build with base sdk 6.1, until apple fixes it or corona has a workaround.
This still happens even when you build with the 6.1 SDK in the Corona Build dialog… just tested it on my iPad mini with iOS 7 and the status bar shows.
@naveen: I can’t confirm that, I have just compiled 3 apps with iOS 6…1 and all of them run fine on iOS 7.0, iPad 2. no status bar!
After compiling with 6.1, are you deploying to iOS 7 devices to test on, or are you downloading the apps from the App Store and checking?
All my previous 6.1 builds work fine before today. I updated to Xcode 5 but that shouldn’t matter I think?
I have compiled the apps and run it on device. BUT I have used Xcode 4.6.5 to build.
When i build with xcode 5 base sdk ios 7.0, and run it, the display bar is always there.
With Xcode 5 i cant even select ios 6.1 as base sdk :unsure:
Does 4.6.5 let you test on iOS 7 devices? I may just end up doing that.
And when you mean you can’t select 6.1 as base sdk, you’re using Enterprise? I’m talking about the build popup in the Corona sim that lets you choose 6.1 as the SDK (instead of iOS 7).
The engineers just checked in a fix for this. It should be in the next daily build.
Rob
This issue has been resolved and will be in daily build 1210.