I developed an iPhone Portrait application compatible with 4S to 6+. I don't want to create a separate application for iPad device, instead it needs to run as iPhone application. By default iPad device takes 4S resolution for running the application.
My Question:
- Is there any possibilities to tell iPad device to run in 6+ resolution mode?
- I used iPhone 5C and iPad Mini for testing
- My application is developed with compact width and regular height mode Auto Layout.
Need your valuable answers !!!!
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If you want to run your application on iPad then make it universal App. Your application is iPhone app that's why its not able to detect iPad width & height and load default iPhone 4s width & Height.
You may try to learn how Universal storyboard work with Xcode 6.
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No Tommy, there is no way for a developer to allow their users to run "6+ resolution mode" on an iPad without also having the users to go through jailbreaking and difficult tweaking process. You can file a request on Apple's developer forum but it will be ignored because Apple just want you to do things their way - which is to build the f*cking universal app, pal. It's their philosophy.
To run an application on iPad at other than iPhone 4 resolution you need to deploy it as a universal app - it will then run at iPad resolution (1024x768 - @2x on retina devices)