HI, Just discovered... If I update - change function arguments the JavaScript on my website fails as Safari keeps the previous version and doesn't notice that the JavaScript is new (only a very small change - one function now has two arguments instead of one, then calls AJAX). Is there a way to force a reloading of the JavaScript? This is really annoying. After much checking around (and not much sleep) on various other devices and browsers I finally cleared iOS Safari's history, and all is well. I don't know if others have had this problem, but I thought I'd post it here anyway. I always automatically clear the browser history when closing or re-launching the browser during development of web stuff. Regards, Paul

Hi, An Apple bug has caused our iPad App sales to plummet and customers have contacted Apple asking for refunds. This bug is not our fault, it is Apple's fault. I reported it to Apple last November and the ticket is still open and nothing has been done. They can't even be bothered to reply when I ask about the progress. I am disgusted with Apple. So, how liable is Apple? Regards, Paul

Cannot record for duration, regardless of the value of 'dur' it always records for about 7 seconds. self.recorder!.prepareToRecord() let time = self.recorder!.deviceCurrentTime + 0.01 let dur: TimeInterval = 1.0 self.recorder!.record(atTime: time, forDuration: dur) Any help appreciated, thanks. Paul

"App Store Connect Operation Error Failed retreiving request UUID for upload" I don't understand why I get this error or what to do about it. I googled and there's lots of hits but that was over a year ago, nothing recent. I just recently upgraded to 11.3.1. Oh, Apple needs to run their error messages through a spell checker. *retrieving*.

Called in 'applicationDidFinishLaunching'. Return 'b' is YES but it does not work. Also if 'synchronize' is to be deprecated what to use? Also, cannot find where it should be stored in /library/preferences/ ?? How else to store needed unique user data? NSString *valueToSave = @"3"; [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] setObject:valueToSave forKey:@"infoDLG"]; BOOL b = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] synchronize]; Any help appreciated, Paul. (Sorry, no idea what Tags to use.)

Hi, Over many years and changing computers a few times I seem to have collected lots of certificates. How many and what certificates do I need? I have:- 5 Developer ID Application macOS, all current. 2 Mac Installer Distribution macOS, all current. 1 Distribution for ALL, current. 3 Development for ALL, all current for 3 computers. Can I delete most certificates and only keep 1 each for:- 1 Developer ID Application macOS. 1 Mac Installer Distribution. 1 Distribution ALL. 1 Development for the current computer I'm using now. If I do that will xcode work it out without too much messing about? Any help appreciated. Thanks Paul