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Separating device family submissions: how to submit iPad only?

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We are at deployment stage in iTunes connect and are having difficulties identifying where/how we submit the application for tablet (iPad) only?

If anyone has any idea, please let us know asap! We do not want this version to be available for download on mobile phones or iPod touches.

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In addition to Bob's point about the beta, DPS 2015 doesn't support iPad only apps. All content will scale correctly and display on all devices, so there's no real penalty to having your app available for iPhones as well. This is very different from the previous version of DPS, where you had to make renditions for each iPad screen aspect ratio you wanted to support, which is a pretty big endeavor.

Neil

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You cannot submit the apps produced in the beta program.

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Contact me direct at sdreier@adobe.com<mailto:sdreier@adobe.com>

Thanks,

Scott

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In addition to Bob's point about the beta, DPS 2015 doesn't support iPad only apps. All content will scale correctly and display on all devices, so there's no real penalty to having your app available for iPhones as well. This is very different from the previous version of DPS, where you had to make renditions for each iPad screen aspect ratio you wanted to support, which is a pretty big endeavor.

Neil

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Hi Neil,

will it be possible to define separate Layouts and Cards for iPhone-usage?

Because when i now got a Layout with for example 4 columns it looks good on iPad but on iPhones the cards are much too small.

Same with Metadata-Text inside Cards …

So, is there any plan for defining separate Layouts for the different device-families?

Thanks a lot!

Lars

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Hi Lars,

You can do this today. When you create your project make sure to select that you want two top-level collections instead of one. That will give you the ability to create phone collections and tablet collections (put the same articles in each one), and then apply a different layout to the phone collections vs. tablet collections.

This is a bit clunky, I'll admit, if your content is shared. However it will work and will let you share content across the two platforms.

Neil