1.2.0 available but still getting 1.1.3

[acwatts]

weird cause I don't get that on my iPhone or my Thunderbolt......

Strange isn't it, Vbulletins app also works fine for me.

[acwatts]

Even vb's app has the character problem but the home page displays the newest post OK. All I know is that ver 1.1.3 works in those areas whareas v1.2 does not.

[johnarce]

How to submit on Jira for UI Improvements?

Because we need to improve some UI elements for iPhone and Android specially the menu and other UX issues like too big Logout button on Android

[Paul M]

The Android & iOS Jira projects are here ;

http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBI

http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBA

[YK0302]

What versions of Vbulletin support mobile 1.2. Doco says 4.1.2+ I have 4.1.9 but when I atttempt to recompile Android app it says 4.1.11 is required in tiny little print at bottom of page.

[Paul M]

You need 4.1.11.

I dont know what Doco is, but its obviously in need of updating.

[tsptom]

In the Android Developer Console, the new version # shows as 1.2. Any idea how long does it take to see the version number update on the "shop android apps" page on Google Play? Sttill says 1.1.3. Thanks

[YK0302]

You need 4.1.11.

I dont know what Doco is, but its obviously in need of updating.

https://www.vbulletin.com/index.php?do=mobile

Compatibility

• vBulletin Forum Classic (supports version 3.7.5+ to 3.8.x & 4.1.2+) and Publishing Suite (supports version 4.1.2+)
• iPhone application is compatible with iOS 3.1.3+ – iPhone 3, iPhone 4, iPod Touch, iPad
• Android application is compatible with Android Operating System 1.6+

[Paul M]

Thats just a general page, not specific to 1.2.

[clutchthese]

Depending on how you installed the latest version of Xcode, there could be an issue with the path to your "xcodebuild". We use "xcodebuild -version" to determine the verison of Xcode that is installed and from there define the CODESIGN_ALLOCATE path accordingly because, as you mentioned (and thank you by the way), the path has changed as of Xcode 4.3.

If you type in terminal "xcode-select -print-path" and don't get back "/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" you need to run "xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer"

Then when running "xcodebuild -version" it should give back the version of xcode you are running and the resign.sh script should detect that version and define the proper CODESIGN_ALLOCATE path.

This post is beast. Thank you sir! It fixed my problem.

[Omid Majdi]

Depending on how you installed the latest version of Xcode, there could be an issue with the path to your "xcodebuild". We use "xcodebuild -version" to determine the verison of Xcode that is installed and from there define the CODESIGN_ALLOCATE path accordingly because, as you mentioned (and thank you by the way), the path has changed as of Xcode 4.3.

If you type in terminal "xcode-select -print-path" and don't get back "/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" you need to run "xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer"

Then when running "xcodebuild -version" it should give back the version of xcode you are running and the resign.sh script should detect that version and define the proper CODESIGN_ALLOCATE path.

This post is beast. Thank you sir! It fixed my problem.

Glad to help