My application is performing differenet when it's processing to apple store

Question

This is really really a weird case .. I have an application which is works perfectly with my devices , we have tested it many times .. so after apple review and approved it , it has been published on apple store .. I download the version on apple store and its performing different to the one I have on my code .. i will describe it through screen shot , We'v built a custom control with a dragging ball when you drag it a menu with buttons will appear like this pic

But the disaster is when I download the app from apple store is performing like this

So As you can see the ball is not in the correct position beside that the menu is disappearing some times .. Im really sure that the code I'v upload it to the iTunes is EXACTLY same the one I'm testing on my devices (svn history log also can prove that to me) .. please notice that my app have been approved today I don't know if it has any relation with that problem.

Please I need your help !!

Note : this is happened on both iPhone and iPad and in all iOS versions.

Answer 1

A little-known fact is that you can install App Store builds^* on device. I've just tested this on iOS 5.1 to make sure it still works. Just unzip the .zip you uploaded and drag MyApp.app to the Applications list in the Xcode organizer.

The only requirement is that you have a "matching" profile installed on device. I have not worked out what profiles are matched on, but it should work if everything is identical except for the profile name^**, device list, and App Store/Ad Hoc setting.

(Presumably this is designed to let you add a device to a provisioning profile and install the app without rebuilding/re-signing it. An App Store profile is simply an Ad Hoc profile without a UDID list.)

Alternatively, you can re-sign the build with codesign -f --preserve-metadata=identifier,entitlements,resource-rules,requirements assuming the profiles are sufficiently similar that they can use the same entitlements.

^* Those whose embedded.mobileprovision file is an "App Store" profile.
^** I usually use "MyApp AppStore" and "MyApp AdHoc", but your company may have different conventions.