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I have almost finished my iPhone app and would like to send it in for approval. However, I would like to make this available as a free app, as well as a paid app. In the free version, advertisements will show up, and in the paid version, advertisements will not show up.
My question is, to create a free app and a paid app, do I need to create two similar projects in Xcode, and for one, add the code for advertisements to appear?
The easiest way will be to copy the target, get a second appID, probably with a “Free” or a “Pro” tacked on the end, then try to make one a very finely different, IE. including a header that defines a single value
kFreeVersion, or something. then use that to define your logic.so you don’t end up having to maintain 2 branches.