iPhone 应用程序发布日期和新部分问题
我读到，如果您将应用程序的发布日期设置为未来的日期并且它获得批准，则批准日期将被视为发布日期。因此，如果您设置为未来的日期，您将不会出现在“新”部分并失去收视率。
我还读到，在您的应用程序放入应用程序商店后，您可以将日期更改为过去或相同的日期以更改“发布日期”。因此，在您的应用发布当天，您可以将发布日期从批准日重置为任何过去或当天的日期。这将使您正确进入新部分，并且不会错过“新”部分的收视率。 但是，说这是旧的且未更新的文章。
这里是：http://www.dragthing.com/blog/2008/10/how-to-change-your-app-store-release-date / (2008)
那么，这个技巧仍然有效吗？还是因为剥削而被删除？因为我的应用程序发布日期已经过去，我不想错过我将获得的唯一有保证的收视率。
提前致谢。
I read that if you set your app's release date to a future date and it gets approved, the approval date is counted as the release date. So, if you are set to a future date, you wont appear in the "new" section and lose viewership.
I also read that after your app is put in the appstore, you can change the date to a past or equal date to change the "release date". So on the day your app is released, you can reset the release date from the approval day, to any past or equal day to the present. This would get you rightfully on to the new section and make you not miss your viewership in the "new" section. But, the article that said this is old and not-updated.
Here it is: http://www.dragthing.com/blog/2008/10/how-to-change-your-app-store-release-date/ (2008)
So, does this trick still work? Or was it removed because of exploitation? Because my app release date is in the past, and I don't want to miss my only guaranteed viewership I will ever get.
Thanks in Advance.
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您的应用程序的发布日期是您在商店中设置的日期。应用程序一旦发布，您将无法更改。
如果您将应用程序设置得更远，则其批准日期将不会成为发布日期。
如果您设置了应用程序的发布日期，并且在发布日期之前未获得批准，则发布日期不会成为批准日期。您需要注意这一点，因为它会影响您的应用程序是否出现在“新增内容”类别中。
无论如何，这是我的经验。
Your app's release date is the date that you set in the store. Once the app is released, you can not change it.
If you set your app farther in the future, it's approval date will NOT become the release date.
If you set your app's release date and it isn't approved before the release date the release date does NOT become the approval date. You want to watch out for this, because it has implications for whether or not your app shows up in the "what's new" category.
This is my experience anyway.