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Quote: Originally Posted by iLoveDeveloping I think its terrible, there are no names or any info for the Apps, just pictures!! My pictures have the app's name underneath them.

Unfortionately, when you have a paid app thats just bound to happen. I don't think there is any stopping it. Even the smartest developer can't outsmart the dumbest criminal. (If that makes any sense )

Quote: Originally Posted by sapplesystems session = [FBSession sessionForApplication:@"a31c3e53bba4a5f2b3955d6e5e 876717" secret:@"6ecbefa3807406bd13187297e58efae9" delegate:self]; Please tell me you are clever enough not to have posted the real values for these here?

OMG, there was a 1.4MB update in software update so I though I would install it. NOW IT WORKS!! lol thanks for the help guys

i'm planning on converting the UIImage to a CGImage, cycling thru the pixels of the CGImage once and adding them to an array that i can select from based on touch coordinates. but is an array even necessary? it sounds like you're saying it isn't necessary to produce an array, and that all that is required is CopyImagePixels, but i don't understand how CopyImagePixels should be employed. Code: CFDataRef...

How about lately? My last project was uploaded 12 November. I figured the Thanksgiving holiday might push things back. Are people still seeing about two week approvals?

You have to give more details. And what does the NSError* say?

Quote: Originally Posted by dejo Huh? And you're sure you didn't pay for shipping? I wouldn't lie about... Shipping costs

Quote: Originally Posted by robbieduncan Objects cannot be allocated on the stack. Not exactly on-topic, and Apple removed the easy way to do this (which is still mentioned in the GNU Objective C FAQ), but there's still the NSStackBlock trick.

This works for me: Code: std::string str; str = [[NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains( NSDocumentDirectory , NSUserDomainMask , YES) objectAtIndex:0] UTF8String];