Thank you Klaus:
"You are not allowed to write to the "ENGINE" folder ->
(specialfolderpath("engine")!
Instead download to (any subfolder) of -> specialfolderpath("documents")
--
Klaus Major
And thank you Chris:
"My guess is you'd be fine with a stack file full of images, so long as it
doesn't
I wonder if what they mean is that an app cannot be CAPABLE of downloading
executable code? In which case, this fails the test.
Bob
On Jan 31, 2013, at 10:11 AM, FlexibleLearning.com wrote:
> Is it allowed to download a stackfile of images for an iPad app?
>
> I'd like the User to be able to
Hi Hugh,
My guess is you'd be fine with a stack file full of images, so long as it
doesn't contain any executable code. As far as I know, there are no
restrictions on types of files that can be downloaded (but I may be wrong). For
Read Naturally's One Minute Reader app, our in-app purchases con
Hi Hugh,
Am 31.01.2013 um 19:11 schrieb "FlexibleLearning.com"
:
> Is it allowed to download a stackfile of images for an iPad app?
>
> I'd like the User to be able to download paid-for sets of artwork for use by
> an app. What is the appropriate way to accomplish this? I think I know that
> Ap
Is it allowed to download a stackfile of images for an iPad app?
I'd like the User to be able to download paid-for sets of artwork for use by
an app. What is the appropriate way to accomplish this? I think I know that
Apple does not permit an app to download executable code, but a stackfile of
ima
