This is one of the best app rating control out there. Its so perfect that I have incorporated in 90+ of my apps. As soon as I update an app I add this control in right away. The beauty of it is that you don't have to know the app id, it finds it out itself along with it remembers how many days its been since app launch and if this is a new version that it needs to rate again. Brilliant, just pure brilliant.
I would like to make only one suggestion. Change the code where you check to see if the user rated 5 start to include 4 star rating as well. I believe 4-5 star rating is great. Its hard to get 5 star. Just a suggestion. Since doing so most my apps are 4.5 star on app store. Again thanks for this wonderful control.
This is one of the best app rating control out there. Its so perfect that I have incorporated in 90+ of my apps. As soon as I update an app I add this control in right away. The beauty of it is that you don't have to know the app id, it finds it out itself along with it remembers how many days its been since app launch and if this is a new version that it needs to rate again. Brilliant, just pure brilliant.
I would like to make only one suggestion. Change the code where you check to see if the user rated 5 start to include 4 star rating as well. I believe 4-5 star rating is great. Its hard to get 5 star. Just a suggestion. Since doing so most my apps are 4.5 star on app store. Again thanks for this wonderful control.
-(void)setRaiting{
... if (_mark == 5 || _mark == 4){ UIAlertView *alert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:_appstoreRaitingAlertTitle message:_appstoreRaitingAlertMessage delegate:self cancelButtonTitle:_appstoreRaitingCancel otherButtonTitles:_appstoreRaitingButton, nil]; [alert show]; return;