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Hi
I have just noticed that all my apps from previous builds of XDK as well as the latest version 1995 does not create an icon for the settings.
If you go to Settings on iOS and scroll down until you get to your application, the small icon against your App will be the default Cordova icon not an icon defined in your application.
How can I fix this.
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You need to include the correct size icon in the additions file. There are different sizes for different devices/iOS.
Create each of these image in your app and reference them.
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/72x72.icon.png" width="72" height="72" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/57x57.icon.png" width="57" height="57" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/40x40.png" width="40" height="40" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/50x50.png" width="50" height="50" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/80x80.png" width="80" height="80" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/120x120.icon.png" width="120" height="120" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/29x29.png" width="29" height="29" />
<icon platform="ios" src="images/ios/58x58.png" width="58" height="58" />
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Thank you John but it didn't fix the issue.
Why do I get this in the Build Log even though I have defined all my Logo's, Icon's and Splash Screens.
Copying icon from .../<appname>/images/splash120x120.png to .../<appname>/platforms/ios/<appname>/Resources/icons/icon-60@2x.png cp: no such file or directory: .../<appname>/images/splash120x120.png
I have replaced my App Name with <appname>.
I have attached a screen grab from my iPhone so you can see the issue.
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What ios/device are you installing on?
On an iphone 6, it uses the 58x58 image.
Thats just part of the log... :)
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iPhone 5s iOS 8.3
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Also, you should uninstall any previous version of the app you have installed, turn off, turn on the device, then install the new build. Dont ask me, but ios caches the icons and the only way that I have found to clear the cache is to reboot it.
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No sorry that made no difference either, still shows the Cordova icon.
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Did you create the corresponding images and change the code that I gave you to reflect the path to the images in your app?
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Hi John
What is the path relative too src="images/72x72.png", is it the www folder as my images are in www/images so should the src be relative to the additions.xml file therefore src="www/images/72x72.png" for example.
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Hi John
Sorted, many thanks, I did have the path wrong.
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