If you request location or notification permissions then an entry will automatically be created in the Settings app, under your application name, with the "standard" presentation. Here is a screen shot of my app after making the necessary requests: [self.locationManager requestAlwaysAuthorization]; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] registerUserNotificationSettings:[UIUserNotificationSettings settingsForTypes:UIUserNotificationType categories:nil]]; ...
ios,appsettings,settings.bundle
Since iOS8 each App have these options in the Main section AND in their own section. To edit you should read the Apple Guide.
ios,settings.bundle,custom-keyboard
You cannot open system apps in iOS. You can show them the path to the message though. 'Settings->General->Keyboard' etc in a modal whenever you wish to display this information to the user....
ios,settings.bundle,inappsettingskit
This is currently not possible. However, there's a pull request to get titles and values from the delegate.
ios,objective-c,iphone,settings,settings.bundle
At the following link: NSUserDafaults reading Root.plist got a nil value Someone stated that "The values from settings.bundle do not actually load to NSUserDefaults until the user opens the settings for the first time. By default, they are off. Once the user opens the settings bundle, they will fill in...
ios,settings.bundle,inappsettingskit
It's not possible with the standard Apple settings scheme. InAppSettingsKit does allow it. Check the paragraph on custom view controllers to push your own view controller. Alternatively, you can also use a custom button to manually present a modal view controller....