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Answer by Sam Ritchie for iPhone app reactivate (open from icon)
Add the UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend key to your Info.plist, and set it to YES. This will mark your application as NOT supporting multitasking, and it will quit just like it used to. Good luck!
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If you have an app that you developed pre-multitasking and you are having issues or you don’t need it, you can disable multitasking in the application’s Info.plist file.Adding Application does not run...
View ArticleAnswer by jer for iPhone app reactivate (open from icon)
There's a property list key for that. UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend is set in your Info.plist when you want to exit instead of suspend when the user hits the home button.
View ArticleAnswer by Steve for iPhone app reactivate (open from icon)
You can opt out of multitasking by setting the UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend key in your project’s Info.plist and setting the value to YES.This will make your app behave like it would on iOS 3.x.
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In the latest iOS, apps now "deactivate" rather than close by default. So the app retains state and stays in memory.I want my app to reset its state when it's reactivated, just like when it's...
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