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Hi,
When building my I=iOS app, there are several inputs for start up images.
I noticed that iphone (320×480), ipad portrait (768×1004) and ipad landscape (1024×748) automatically have a file inserted in the text box: splash_320x460.png, splash_768x1004.png and splash_1024x748.png respectively.
However, iphone4/4s (640×960) and iphone5 (640×1136) are blank.
So do I have to manually insert a file in for these 4/4s and 5 devices?? Or do I leave these blank.
Interestingly, I am testing on an ipod, which I believe has the same screen size as an iphone. The app and the start up screen look fine on my device despite not having a file inserted into the iphone 4/4s for the start up image.
Thanks.
>So do I have to manually insert a file in for these 4/4s and 5 devices?? Or do I leave these blank.
Seems you have run into an ambiguous situation. As you have observed, a default image is supplied when none is provided. I checked our requirements and this should not be the case. I talked to the dev team and we opened a bug to improve this in the near future. My understanding is that the build wizard’s images page will provide an explicit choice for using a default image.
So to be compatible with the future, if you leave an image field empty, then no image will be presented. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
