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Reply to Apple Pencil support in Safari
I just checked, and it seems the radius attributes are not defined, so the hack I mentioned is not even possible.😕If anyone has any idea on how to support the pressure sensitive Apple Pencil, while still supporting regular (non-pressure sensitive) touch in Safari, I would be happy to hear from you. Thank so much.
Topic: Safari & Web SubTopic: General Tags:
Jan ’16
Reply to Split payments to subscribers
Hello @nadavmodern. I'm not involved with the business side of apps, so take this as a layperson's view of things, and not as official Apple guidance: You may want to reconsider how you are providing your content if you're concerned that your customers will take all of it up front and cancel their membership. Either you charge up front for the full service, or you charge monthly and provide the service over the time they're signed up. There is no four easy payments option for In App Purchase. Customers are buying the service, the access, the information, or what-have-you. If it costs $100, you would charge $100. You can't charge $100, paid monthly. If you want to charge monthly, then provide your service monthly and end it if they cancel the service. If the value is the content, charge for the content. If the value is the trainers and more, charge for the trainers and more. I suggest reading Auto-renewable subscriptions, which does a real
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Dec ’22
Reply to How to Encrypt URLCache?
i had a similar question after a round of PEN testers evaluated our app to find Cache.db included access tokens in a request/response cache.For the short term we have a urlcache subclass set as shared, which doesn’t cache anything with our access token while we look into it.Is there a way to protect this, did we have something setup improperly? Or were the pen testers evaluating something incorrectly.
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Oct ’17
Unexpected Behavior: PointerEvents do not permit simultaneous pencil and multitouch at the same time. Discussing Workarounds
For many years, I've noticed that although in native code I can handle continuous and simultaneous Apple pencil and touch inputs using UIKit, Safari and WKWebView's PointerEvents only seem to allow you to use one input type at a time. i.e. Apple Pencil down blocks touch input until lifted and touch input blocks Apple Pencil input. It's as though requiresexclusivetouchtype has been set in the underlying webkit implementation. There's decades of research (e.g. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1866029.1866036 ) and several existing native applications in production showing that multimodal inputs open-up many unique and useful applications and interactions. Even a simple hold object with finger + draw with stylus controls are the norm. I recently built a native application using multimodal simultaneous inputs, but this is impossible to port to web due to the unexpected behavior of PointerEvents (and touch events, and mouse events; any variant exhibits t
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Jan ’25
Reply to How to test apple pay feature without a real debit or credit card?
Due to the nature of how Apple Pay works, when you implement it in your project your card will not actually get charged (even though you'll see a notification that you did). Your payment token gets passed into the didAuthorizePayment delegate function, so it really depends on what your code is doing there. If it's not really doing anything, then do not fret, your card is not getting charged 🙂 Typically you would implement the mentioned delegate method such that it passes the payment token to some sort of Payment Platform you'll have set up that actually processes the charge. However depending on the payment platform you use, you could create a sandbox environment in there so that your card will not be charged.Take a look at the Ray Wenderlich's guide for Apple Pay, it'll give you step by step instructions on how to set Apple Pay up and how to set up a sandbox environment on the payment platform so that your credit card doesn't get charged.
Jun ’15
Reply to macOS: battery doesn`t charge.
I have a marginal power supply, apparrently. Even on El Capitan when the battery was down around 60% or lower, not sure of the exact point where it happened, but it would flicker between charging and not charging. With macOS 10.12 on the same hardware and same power supply it goes into a longer Not Charging period, with a brief attempt to charge and then it stops again. So I suspect Apple is definitely changing something in this area. I have another power supply that when plugged into the same computer has no problems. I'm assume that you have already done it, but it might be worth looking into resetting PRAM and/or SMC.
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
Jun ’16
Reply to Refund In-App-Purchases
I had an issue with an app charging 2 or more times for an in-app purchase. I report a problem to Apple and they just tell me to get lost, no refund. I made a claim with the app developer and they say only apple can control purchases. BUT my question is IF the initial request to make an in-app purchase comes from the app then if there is a bug or malfunction with the app the Developer should take some accountability for the wrongful charge$? So the customer is totally ripped off. I can go to the card issuer/bank and report a fraudulent charge but that is a long process and could get that account blacklisted from the app store.
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Dec ’20
Reply to PencilKit toolPicker is not showing up
I just copied and pasted this exact code aside from the setTempData, and I don't see the pens at the bottom.
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Mar ’20
Reply to Apple Pencil support in Safari
I just checked, and it seems the radius attributes are not defined, so the hack I mentioned is not even possible.😕If anyone has any idea on how to support the pressure sensitive Apple Pencil, while still supporting regular (non-pressure sensitive) touch in Safari, I would be happy to hear from you. Thank so much.
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Jan ’16
iPad will not charge after 17.2 beta update
iPad will not charge after 17.2 beta update. Any clues?
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Nov ’23
Reply to How to set which states should not have sales tax charged
we do not need to charge sales tax in most states. Users are purchasing from Apple, not from you.
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Aug ’24
Reply to watchOS 7 beta 4 battery life
My battery drain is even more extreme. I take the watch off charge when I receive fully charged notification and within 4 hours and 15 minutes, the watch powers off due to dead battery. Apple Watch Series 4.
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Aug ’20
Reply to Split payments to subscribers
Hello @nadavmodern. I'm not involved with the business side of apps, so take this as a layperson's view of things, and not as official Apple guidance: You may want to reconsider how you are providing your content if you're concerned that your customers will take all of it up front and cancel their membership. Either you charge up front for the full service, or you charge monthly and provide the service over the time they're signed up. There is no four easy payments option for In App Purchase. Customers are buying the service, the access, the information, or what-have-you. If it costs $100, you would charge $100. You can't charge $100, paid monthly. If you want to charge monthly, then provide your service monthly and end it if they cancel the service. If the value is the content, charge for the content. If the value is the trainers and more, charge for the trainers and more. I suggest reading Auto-renewable subscriptions, which does a real
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Dec ’22
Reply to How to Encrypt URLCache?
i had a similar question after a round of PEN testers evaluated our app to find Cache.db included access tokens in a request/response cache.For the short term we have a urlcache subclass set as shared, which doesn’t cache anything with our access token while we look into it.Is there a way to protect this, did we have something setup improperly? Or were the pen testers evaluating something incorrectly.
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Oct ’17
Reply to Bluetooth keyboard not working on 3rd-party Chinese input method
I feel angry about it😠It is 2019 now, and apple support all the pads with pencil. I think apple strongly want to make ipad as a productivity tool.But what the **** is the attitude to text input, which is very basic for work.Could it be so hard to support it? Or just do not care us Chinese user?the new ipad pro is still a toy.
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Mar ’19
Unexpected Behavior: PointerEvents do not permit simultaneous pencil and multitouch at the same time. Discussing Workarounds
For many years, I've noticed that although in native code I can handle continuous and simultaneous Apple pencil and touch inputs using UIKit, Safari and WKWebView's PointerEvents only seem to allow you to use one input type at a time. i.e. Apple Pencil down blocks touch input until lifted and touch input blocks Apple Pencil input. It's as though requiresexclusivetouchtype has been set in the underlying webkit implementation. There's decades of research (e.g. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1866029.1866036 ) and several existing native applications in production showing that multimodal inputs open-up many unique and useful applications and interactions. Even a simple hold object with finger + draw with stylus controls are the norm. I recently built a native application using multimodal simultaneous inputs, but this is impossible to port to web due to the unexpected behavior of PointerEvents (and touch events, and mouse events; any variant exhibits t
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Jan ’25
Reply to Got reject because of UIBackgroundmodes and MIDIDestinationCreate and
Since the rejections you received were bogus, did Apple refund the charge associated with the DTS?
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Oct ’17
Reply to How to test apple pay feature without a real debit or credit card?
Due to the nature of how Apple Pay works, when you implement it in your project your card will not actually get charged (even though you'll see a notification that you did). Your payment token gets passed into the didAuthorizePayment delegate function, so it really depends on what your code is doing there. If it's not really doing anything, then do not fret, your card is not getting charged 🙂 Typically you would implement the mentioned delegate method such that it passes the payment token to some sort of Payment Platform you'll have set up that actually processes the charge. However depending on the payment platform you use, you could create a sandbox environment in there so that your card will not be charged.Take a look at the Ray Wenderlich's guide for Apple Pay, it'll give you step by step instructions on how to set Apple Pay up and how to set up a sandbox environment on the payment platform so that your credit card doesn't get charged.
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Jun ’15
Reply to What are the fees to of a developer account? What are the fees to get an app uploaded to the app store?
I was told apple was charging extra for the review process because they were getting stricter. Is this true?
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Aug ’17
Reply to Moving Watch 2 back to production version
You cannot downgrade watchOS.If you really want your S2 to be downgraded you have to send it back to Apple. They will charge you to do that.
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Jul ’19
Reply to macOS: battery doesn`t charge.
I have a marginal power supply, apparrently. Even on El Capitan when the battery was down around 60% or lower, not sure of the exact point where it happened, but it would flicker between charging and not charging. With macOS 10.12 on the same hardware and same power supply it goes into a longer Not Charging period, with a brief attempt to charge and then it stops again. So I suspect Apple is definitely changing something in this area. I have another power supply that when plugged into the same computer has no problems. I'm assume that you have already done it, but it might be worth looking into resetting PRAM and/or SMC.
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Jun ’16
Reply to Refund In-App-Purchases
I had an issue with an app charging 2 or more times for an in-app purchase. I report a problem to Apple and they just tell me to get lost, no refund. I made a claim with the app developer and they say only apple can control purchases. BUT my question is IF the initial request to make an in-app purchase comes from the app then if there is a bug or malfunction with the app the Developer should take some accountability for the wrongful charge$? So the customer is totally ripped off. I can go to the card issuer/bank and report a fraudulent charge but that is a long process and could get that account blacklisted from the app store.
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Dec ’20