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Has anyone gotten a Distribution Certificate for an iPhone app?
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Permalink Reply by Walt Sellers on
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I'm not sure why you can't see the button, but if you already have a distribution certificate in your account you can't get another.
If you created one for ad-hoc distribution, use that one for submitting to the App Store by creating a new distribution provisioning profile. -
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Neelands on
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First it turned out the 'Add Certificate' button the docs referred to were not on that page, but if you select the "how to " tab it was at the bottom of that page. By that time I was confused enough I started from scratch, and what you pointed out - if you have one distribution certificate you can't get another - bunged me up for a while. So I decided to start from scratch a third time, starting with getting a development certificate, and somehow I got things so screwed up I can't even compile and install working versions on my iPhone. I've worked on the mac 3 times and each time it's just been incredibly frustrating.
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