Run iphone apps on ipad help

[BillyGiggles]

Can i run Iphone apps (such as source code or code that i did before the Ipad)
On my Ipad becasue i currently dont have a Iphone/Ipod Touch

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks

[lukeca]

Same way you do it on an iPhone/iPod touch, just attach your iPad to your mac with usb cable, make sure it has the proper provisioning profiles, and load up the app with xcode

[BillyGiggles]

Thanks for your reply sorry i made an error. The error was...

Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Distribution: ********* (not showing name) doesn't match any valid certificate/private key pair in the default keychain


It was some source code telling how to do multitouch so i couldnt use it on the simulator how do i fix this (i wasnt going to use it for my own app)

[headkaze]

You need to add your iPad's UDID to your provisioning profile.

[BillyGiggles]

Like add it where i can test it? I already did that.

[Stubborn Dreams]

Originally Posted by BillyGiggles

Thanks for your reply sorry i made an error. The error was...

Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Distribution: ********* (not showing name) doesn't match any valid certificate/private key pair in the default keychain


It was some source code telling how to do multitouch so i couldnt use it on the simulator how do i fix this (i wasnt going to use it for my own app)

I got that recently. Check the Target for which Code Signing profile is in play.

[BillyGiggles]

Where's that at?

[Stubborn Dreams]

Xcode - Targets - Double click on the target name - Code Signing - Code Signing Identity

Quick check to see if your .xcodeproject has the code signing identity that isn't being found hardcoded somewhere.

Go to your project dir

grep -RH <the code signing identity that isn't being found> *

[BillyGiggles]

when i click the targets folder thing in xcode then i click the app name it comes up with

Target "name here" info but i dont see any thing about code signing on the window

[lukeca]

Log into the iPhone Developer center, click on the link for "iPhone Provisioning Portal", then click on "Launch Assistant", it will walk you through the process of creating your development profile, loading it into xcode, and all that

[MarkC]

Do some people not read the documentation?! Or watch the great presentations available on iTunes U? I despair.

[BillyGiggles]

Yes I did that before I know how to run it on my devise I just don't know how to change the code sign

[lukeca]

You don't need to change any code sign, just go through the entire process again but add your iPad to your developer device list and redownload the new provisioning profile and reload into xcode. You don't need a separate provisioning profile for each device...