I am having difficulties in setting my app icon for my published app.
I am using smartface app studio 4.5 I have an individual license.
I have created the right sizes for the different drawable folders using asset studio. my icon is called icon.png is that the correct name?
would appreciate some assistance on this.
You have to create one more folder in resources android folder here is the example
After creating this folder add all the images in this folder as well then it will work.
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Just wondering about the white picture after deploying my app to itunesconnect.
After renaming the .ipa file to .zip and browsing through it it noticed that .net has not include an itunesartwork... file. Only the appicon and my icons for the tabbar included.
I created the .ipa with the terminal command:
dotnet publish -f:net7.0-ios -c:Release /p:ArchiveOnBuild=true
Did i miss something? Is there an optional parameter to force Visual Studio 2022 to create that 1024x1024 graphic?
If i look in the iossimulator folder for that app it includes all the graphics, and i think the file appiconItunesArtwork.png is the important one?
I can only find commands how to create and build Uno solutions from scratch but nowhere how to add - for example an additional mobile head ? Neither Visual Studio templates offer it on such granularity.
dotnet new unoapp-net6 -h tells neither anything about such option.
Adding Platforms to an Existing Project
If you have an existing Uno Platform project, and you have not selected all the platforms you need when creating the project, this guide will show you how to add new ones.
Considering that your project is called MyProject, and you want to add the Gtk project head:
In a separate temporary folder, create a new project using the Visual Studio 2022 or dotnet new templates, using MyProject for its name.
Unselect all platforms except Gtk in the platforms selection dialog
Once the project has been created, navigate to the new folder MyProject.Skia.Gtk
Copy this folder to the existing project structure, at the same level as the other platform folders
In Visual Studio, right-click on the Platforms solution folder, then select Add, Existing project
Save your solution
Your new platform project is now ready to be compiled.
platform.uno
I'm trying to configure automatic build of a Xamarin Forms application, for Android and iOS, using Visual Studio App Center, but after choosing the branch in Build App\Project select box I cannot see my projects (.csproj files). Or better, I'm not able to see the .csproj files of projects I have to build (customers' customizations), but I can see the .csproj of my core projects.
Configuring iOS build I was able to select the .sln file, and it worked, but on Android I cannot see neither the .csproj nor the .sln.
My repository structure:
root folder
src
main solution file
Core projects
customers' customizations folder
customer A folder
customer A .sln
customer A iOS, Android and Forms folders, each one with a .csproj file
...
After hours of blasphemies I've found the reason here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/build/xamarin/android/
For best performance, the analysis is currently limited to four
directory levels including the root of your repository.
My repository was too deep and .csproj files weren't reachable. I contacted Microsoft to ask if I had to change my repository structure and they said that yes, the only solution to quick solve was to remove a "layer", so I deleted the src folder moving all the content at the top level.
I made an AIR application that parses some specific files. I am using flex builder 4.5 and SDK 3.6. I want to attach Icons with those files and when I double click those files they should open with my application. How can I do this?
Thanks
In the Application Descriptor file (look in your project structure for a file named like your application, plus -app.xml as an ending) find the tag fileTypes.
If you uncomment it, you can specify which file types you application handles, and which icons to show for those files.
We can not do this using SDK 3.6 in flex builder 4.5. To do this we need to use SDK 4.5.
I have a web site project with a lot of files, it has become really slow to build. What I want to do is to create a web application project, and in Explorer add all the files to it, including the Bin folder. In Visual Studio I will not add these files (Show All Files will show them), only new files in one new folder that I am going to work on.
There are several assemblies in the original Bin folder that I need to reference in the web application project. Also, I will include the original web.config file.
So what way am I going to regret this in a few days?
You wont have support for all the old stuff when using the Visual Studio Publish feature (I assume you wouldn't anyways).
I also would assume you wont have access to what is in your App_Code from your new web application project.
I will add an answer myself.
A rebuild in Visual Studio will clean out the bin folder...