Can not select the Distribution Provisioning Profile while signing app for iPad

hfly18hfly18 Member Posts: 4
Hi guys,

Here is the issue. I have 2 apps, one for iPhone and another for iPad, they are totally same game except some resize work. I want to publish both of them, but there is a problem.

BTW, I think I have the correct apple developer setting, including Certificates and Provisioning

When I sign for iPhone app, I can choose the Distribution Provisioning Profile, it works well, and I have submitted to the iTunes Connect

But when I sign for iPad app, I can only choose the Development Provisioning Profile, there is no Distribution one in the pull-down list.

I don't know why because these 2 app are nearly same. Is it different for iPhone and iPad? Please help me, thanks

Regards,
hfly18

Comments

  • patapplepatapple Member Posts: 873
    edited September 2012
    Did you type correctly your bundle identifier?
  • lycettebroslycettebros Member, PRO Posts: 1,598
    Did you install the Dist Prov file in the correct folder of your computer (user/library/mobiledevices) or even better use the Organizer in xCode to mkae sure the dist file is listed. If it is not listed then it has not installed properly and GS will never see it in the lisst (which is likely to be the problem).

    If you create the dist file then you also need to d/l your developer key again and update it in keychain otherwise the file will not be accepted.
  • hfly18hfly18 Member Posts: 4
    Did you install the Dist Prov file in the correct folder of your computer (user/library/mobiledevices) or even better use the Organizer in xCode to mkae sure the dist file is listed. If it is not listed then it has not installed properly and GS will never see it in the lisst (which is likely to be the problem).

    If you create the dist file then you also need to d/l your developer key again and update it in keychain otherwise the file will not be accepted.
    I think that's not the reason because I have an available iPhone app, thanks all the same
  • lycettebroslycettebros Member, PRO Posts: 1,598
    edited September 2012
    You can always see other prov files that are accessible to the last installed developer certificate. IF you have created the distribution file recently then the currently installed developer certificate will not recognise the distribution file.
    I t has to be something like an error.
    The best way to guarantee if it is installed properly is to open the organizer in xCode and see if the distribution file is recognised by xCode - try it.
  • hfly18hfly18 Member Posts: 4
    Did you type correctly your bundle identifier?
    Thanks, I think that's the problem, I need to change my apple settings
  • hfly18hfly18 Member Posts: 4
    You can always see other prov files that are accessible to the last installed developer certificate. IF you have created the distribution file recently then the currently installed developer certificate will not recognise the distribution file.
    I t has to be something like an error.
    The best way to guarantee if it is installed properly is to open the organizer in xCode and see if the distribution file is recognised by xCode - try it.
    Thanks, I've fixed this problem, I have wrong App ID setting.
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