I understand that you're experiencing an issue with the language settings on your iOS app. It seems that when you set your app's language to Spanish and then reboot your phone, the home and lock screen widgets revert to the phone's language, which is set to English. However, when you open the app itself, it remains in Spanish. This behavior could be related to language preferences and caching on your device. The system may be prioritizing the default language settings for the home and lock screen widgets, while the app itself respects the language preference you've set within its settings. To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps: Ensure that your iOS device has the latest software updates installed. New updates often include bug fixes and improvements that could address such issues. Check if any specific language settings within your app affect the home and lock screen widgets. Some apps allow separate language settings for different sections or features. Make sure you have set the desired language for the devices as well. Clear the cache of your app. This can be done by deleting the app from your device and reinstalling it. Be sure to back up any critical data within the app before removing it. Reset the language settings on your iOS device. Go to "Settings" > "General" > "Language & Region" and make sure the desired language is set as the primary language. You can also try changing the language to another option, rebooting your device, and then setting it back to Spanish. If the issue persists, you may [consider reaching out to the app's developer for further assistance. They may be able to provide specific guidance or release an update to address the language-related issue. By following these steps, you should have a better chance of consistently maintaining your preferred language settings across the app and the home and lock screen widgets.

To resolve the issue you're facing with Connect, I recommend reaching out to the official Apple Developer Support. They have the expertise and resources to assist you with any technical problems you encounter on the Apple Developer platform. They can investigate the disappearance of your app and provide guidance on how to proceed. You can contact Apple Developer Support through their official website. Look for the support or contact section, and you should find the necessary resources to reach out to them, such as a support form, email address, or phone number. Be sure to provide them with specific details about the problem you're facing, such as the disappearance of your app and the missing Bundle ID options. The more information you can provide, the better they will be able to assist you. Remember to describe the steps you took before the issue occurred, any error messages you encountered, and any other relevant information that might help them understand and resolve the problem more effectively. Apple Developer Support should be able to provide you with the necessary guidance to resolve your issue and help you successfully create your app in Connect.

**To create a manager button in your clicker game that requires 10 points to be pressed, you can follow these steps: ** Define a variable to keep track of the player's points. Let's call it points and initialize it to 0. Create a button element in your game's interface, which will serve as the clicker button. This button will increment the points variable each time it is clicked. Add an event listener to the clicker button, so that whenever it is clicked, it increases the points value by 1 and checks if the player has reached level 10. When the player reaches level 10 (i.e., points reaches 10), enable the manager button by removing the disabled attribute or changing its appearance to indicate that it can now be pressed. Create another button element for the manager button. Initially, disable or visually indicate that it is not clickable until the player reaches level 10. Add an event listener to the manager button, which subtracts 10 points from the points variable and performs the desired action, such as increasing the clicker's auto-click rate or providing some other bonus. Here's an example implementation in JavaScript: // Step 1: Initialize points let points = 0; // Step 2: Create the clicker button const clickerButton = document.getElementById('clickerButton'); // Step 3: Add event listener to clicker button clickerButton.addEventListener('click', () => { points++; // Increment points by 1 if (points === 10) { managerButton.disabled = false; // Enable the manager button } }); // Step 5: Create the manager button const managerButton = document.getElementById('managerButton'); managerButton.disabled = true; // Disable the manager button initially // Step 6: Add event listener to manager button managerButton.addEventListener('click', () => { points -= 10; // Subtract 10 points // Perform the desired action }); Remember to replace 'clickerButton' and 'managerButton' with the actual IDs of your clicker and manager buttons in your HTML code. With this implementation, the clicker button will only become active after the player accumulates 10 points. Once the manager button is pressed, it will subtract 10 points from the player's total and trigger the desired action.

Issue Itunes Connect is failing the setup test with the following error message: Cannot fetch id from phone number: +******** Environment Connector: Apple App Store - Itunes Connect Resolution Please reach out to the Fivetran Support team for help in resolving this. The team will provide setup steps and a verification code for registering a phone number with Apple. Cause Either the phone number has been removed, or the password has changed on Apple's side. A new verification code needs to be generated. This can only be retrieved from the Fivetran backend. Related to Errors Connectors Apple