H hlysmksbtmn macrumors member Original poster Aug 18, 2008 82 0 Oct 17, 2008 #1 Is there a way to programmatically change an application icon much like the calendar application icon updates the current date??
Is there a way to programmatically change an application icon much like the calendar application icon updates the current date??
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jul 24, 2002 25,611 893 Harrogate Oct 17, 2008 #2 hlysmksbtmn said: Is there a way to programmatically change an application icon much like the calendar application icon updates the current date?? Click to expand... Not that I'm aware of in the SDK. Just like there is no public way to alter the default image shown as the app loads, yet some Apple apps can do it
hlysmksbtmn said: Is there a way to programmatically change an application icon much like the calendar application icon updates the current date?? Click to expand... Not that I'm aware of in the SDK. Just like there is no public way to alter the default image shown as the app loads, yet some Apple apps can do it
H hlysmksbtmn macrumors member Original poster Aug 18, 2008 82 0 Oct 17, 2008 #3 robbieduncan said: Not that I'm aware of in the SDK. Just like there is no public way to alter the default image shown as the app loads, yet some Apple apps can do it Click to expand... ha I thought this was the same sdk that apple's own developers use??
robbieduncan said: Not that I'm aware of in the SDK. Just like there is no public way to alter the default image shown as the app loads, yet some Apple apps can do it Click to expand... ha I thought this was the same sdk that apple's own developers use??
N Niiro13 macrumors 68000 Feb 12, 2008 1,719 0 Illinois Oct 17, 2008 #4 hlysmksbtmn said: ha I thought this was the same sdk that apple's own developers use?? Click to expand... Definitely not...otherwise push wouldn't work for Mail or SMS.
hlysmksbtmn said: ha I thought this was the same sdk that apple's own developers use?? Click to expand... Definitely not...otherwise push wouldn't work for Mail or SMS.
F firewood macrumors G3 Jul 29, 2003 8,149 1,400 Silicon Valley Oct 18, 2008 #5 For developer distributed apps, the icon is inside a digitally signed bundle. Change it, and the app will no longer launch on a non-jailbroken device. Of course Apple can do things differently for their own apps, because they're the ones making the rules on what digital signatures to check. .
For developer distributed apps, the icon is inside a digitally signed bundle. Change it, and the app will no longer launch on a non-jailbroken device. Of course Apple can do things differently for their own apps, because they're the ones making the rules on what digital signatures to check. .
Sbrocket macrumors 65816 Jun 3, 2007 1,250 0 /dev/null Oct 19, 2008 #6 hlysmksbtmn said: ha I thought this was the same sdk that apple's own developers use?? Click to expand... It is, but ours has more limitations. Apple has access to a number of private frameworks (and undocumented methods) that'll get AppStore apps rejected, and their apps aren't running inside sandboxes.
hlysmksbtmn said: ha I thought this was the same sdk that apple's own developers use?? Click to expand... It is, but ours has more limitations. Apple has access to a number of private frameworks (and undocumented methods) that'll get AppStore apps rejected, and their apps aren't running inside sandboxes.