1.1.3 version release date / error updating versions numbers

[pablo]

Currently the official vBulletin App is on version 1.1.3 , when will this be released for users to have on their own forums. The current version from members.vbulletin.com is 1.1.2.

Today, I wanted to update my app on v1.1.2 to have some new graphics, but I get the error when trying to update it in the AppStore (I gave my new version the number 1.1.2.2)

If I can't change the version number I will be forced to delete the app and re upload it so that people can get my new version. Which seems bad.

I think this is a New Feature request for this http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBMP-199

[pablo]

so can I get support on this query on how to change the version number or do I have to submit a support ticket ?

[pablo]

The message from my support ticket says

You would have to change the version manually which we do not support right now.

So if you upload a version to the iPhone AppStore, you won't be able to upload changes to graphics / icons or colours, until there is a new version release by vBulletin and they increment the version number.

[pablo]

**BUMP** any news about v1.1.3 of Mobile ? Now that vb4.1.7 is in the wild ?

[worried]

**BUMP** any news about v1.1.3 of Mobile ? Now that vb4.1.7 is in the wild ?

I'd like to know too and to answer your question...

If you cannot update because the version number is the same for iPhone this will help...

you can manually change the version number... this is how-to:
1. in finder, select the app bundle and click on "show package content"
2. search for info.plist
3. modify the file with a simple text editor
4. re-sign


See original post: http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBI-563

[SteveLV702]

simple text editor? seeing how in order to sign it need Xcode installed when you double click info.plist it automatically opens it in Xcode....

[worried]

In fact, I used xcode to edit the version number since it was already open. Those instructions are from the developers.

[pablo]

If you cannot update because the version number is the same for iPhone this will help...

you can manually change the version number... this is how-to:
1. in finder, select the app bundle and click on "show package content"
2. search for info.plist
3. modify the file with a simple text editor
4. re-sign


See original post: http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBI-563

Thanks buddy ! Will give this a whirl later.

[pablo]

This method worked.

Now I'd be 100% happy if the guys could release the mobile version 1.1.3 which was published on August 29, 2011. So it's almost the two month mark after it's available on the AppStore and we still can't access it