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So I knew it was gonna happen, but in a way I was hoping it would slide past them because I was so far into the review process when I noticed. See I didn't read Apple's Human Interface Guidelines until after I submitted my app. Then I saw the "Handling Common Tasks" section and was like dang it. I really was tempted to reject my binary and re-upload another one, but I was already 6 days into the review and I didn't want to start back over at the end of the queue(assuming that's how they do it). So I waited and waited and yesterday around 4:00 PM I got the rejection letter and by 4:05 PM U had a new binary with it all fixed up in iTunesConnect. So now to start the waiting process all over, and now I have 4 apps in the "in review" status, so I am thinking I am going to start a bigger project for the app Store.
Update from the last post using Erica Sadum's example doesn't cover 3G so it is only testing for WiFi, in my case I needed to test for 3G as well since some people using this app might be on the iPhone using 3G as opposed to WiFi so I added this to her example:
BOOL nonWiFi = flags & kSCNetworkReachabilityFlagsTransientConnection;
return ((isReachable && !needsConnection) || nonWiFi) ? YES : NO;
This will test for 3G as well.So just call [self connectedToNetwork]; it returns a BOOL so you can just tuck your webservice call in an if statement and on the else side post some UIAlertView code to alert the user. Easy as that!
