You can change the name of the App in the Studio, but in order for it to update to the end-user, you will have to publish a new IPA with the new bundle name and resubmit to Apple. Unfortunately for things like Splash screens, icons and App names, Apple requires a resubmission.

Steve,

The way you want to approach "free" in-app purchases is pretty easy. Basically when you create the new product in the App Creation Studio, you can give it any name you want (since it doesn't have to match itunes connect) and then check the box for "free download".

Then you create your WIRE as normal. When you are ready to introduce the product to your App, then you will just make sure you add the app token and set your "buy/free" button to your download action and not purchase action.

This accomplishes a few things. One, it doesn't call out to Apple. And two, it stores the product on the RareWire server and you won't have to take the hit on the size of your App. It will download with a progress bar just like your paid products.

Check out this WIRE sample. You could replace the buttons at the bottom with thumbnails, or you could load the action on scroll, etc. Lots of possibilities.

<wire>


  <styles>


    <platform device="ipad">


      <style name="load" width="85" height="60" valign="bottom"/>


    </platform>  


     <platform device="iphone">


       <style name="load" width="85" height="30" valign="bottom"/>


    </platform>  


  </styles>  


<main>


        <panel name="12" height="100%" width="100%" background="#222222">


            <text name="label" text="load video url" width="95%" height="30" alignment="left" align="center" valign="top" font="helvetica" size="20" color="#ffffff" ></text>


            <text name="description" text="Loads a video url into a web panel - touch squares to start and stop video. Use target to determine into which panel url will be loaded. This method uses a web panel and an video embed url from a service such as youtube or vimeo." width="95%" height="fit" alignment="left" align="center" valign="top" font="helvetica" size="16" color="#ffffff" bottomof="label" ></text>


            <panel name="wrapper" align="center" ypos="155" height="50%" width="80%" background="#ffffff" toppad="10" rightpad="10" bottompad="10" leftpad="10">


                <web name="browser" alias="WEB-VIDEO" width="100%" height="100%" url="about:blank" pagetofit="yes"></web>


            </panel>


            <panel name="onpage1" style="load" background="#E01B9B" xpos="35" onclick="loadVidEmbed" _url="http://www.youtube.com/embed/sP4NMoJcFd4">


                <text name="cover" width="100%" height="100%" color="#000000" font="helvetica" size="14" alignment="center" text="Cats"></text>


            </panel>


            <panel name="onpage2" style="load" background="#1BB2E0" align="center" onclick="loadVidEmbed" _url="http://www.youtube.com/embed/nGeKSiCQkPw">


                <text name="cover" width="100%" height="100%" color="#000000" font="helvetica" size="14" alignment="center" text="Dogs"></text>


            </panel>


            <panel name="onpage3" style="load" background="#9EE01B" rightmargin="35" align="right" onclick="loadVidEmbed" _url="http://player.vimeo.com/video/22894261">


                <text name="cover" width="100%" height="100%" color="#000000" font="helvetica" size="14" alignment="center" text="Art"></text>


            </panel>


        </panel>


</main>


<actions>


     <action name="loadVidEmbed">


        <load url="_url" target="WEB-VIDEO"/>


    </action>


</actions>


</wire>

Oh there is one more thing that you need to change. I am sorry. instead of "source" on your image tag, you need to change it to "url" since your image source is coming from a url.

We have made the decision to not offer a desktop simulator as it doesn't fully represent the App being created. That is why we have created fusebox to handle most of the simulations you might need. Desktop simulators tend to be unreliable in some situations.

It looks like your [param:url] is one level deeper than you think, it should be [param:image/url]. That should do the trick.

keep up the good work!

RareWire allows you to test truly native on the device using our fusebox.

We feel this is the best approach to understanding how your App will look and feel on the devices you build for.

Depending on your specific needs, there are several different solutions to try.

What are you specific requirements? Do you already have a set list of videos that you want the user to tap and open in a web view?

Not sure I understand you last question. Can you clarify what you mean by "Also can we link this directly to a pdf from our folders with the toolbar above?"

Looking at the WIRE you posted above, it looks like you have placed your WEB container inside of your PDF tag. This creates a problem as you are trying to replace the PDF with itself essentially.

Try moving the WEB panel as a sibling to the PDF and try again.