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I created an iPad only app and now the client would like me to make it universal. I have created new .xib's, which are automatically detected via the ~iphone suffix and work fine on the simulator. However, when I run it on my iPhone 4s to debug, only the iPad .xib's seem to show up. Thanks!

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  • It seems I managed to find the solution, yes, mere minutes after posting the question. I changed the "Build Active Architecture Only" setting to YES. That did the trick. – Fluffhead May 11 '12 at 06:08
  • So add your solution as an answer and accept it. It might help some people in the future. – Rui Peres May 11 '12 at 06:13

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Well, could you show me how you create a UIViewController inside your app? Because we have two options:

  1. You are doing the right thing, and you are sub-classing most of the classes so you have an -iPhone and an -iPad version.
  2. You are putting ifs and checking what kind of device you are on.

What changes have you made on the target setting's?

Rui Peres
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