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How can I do something like the below &quot;Desired&quot; ?<br />
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Current &nbsp; --&gt; &nbsp;tell user to go to <a href="http://www.websiteName.com" rel="ugc">www.websiteName.com</a>&nbsp;to their iPhone, then add to the startScreen<br />
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Desired &nbsp;--&gt; &nbsp;create a WRAPPER app for <a href="http://www.websiteName.com" rel="ugc">www.websiteName.com</a>&nbsp;in Xcode IDE, upload to Apple store, let user download APP which serves up the same site, but is considered an APP
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How can I do something like the below "Desired" ?

Current   -->  tell user to go to www.websiteName.com to their iPhone, then add to the startScreen

Desired  -->  create a WRAPPER app for www.websiteName.com in Xcode IDE, upload to Apple store, let user download APP which serves up the same site, but is considered an APP

iPhone APP --&gt; Xcode, VisualStudio IDE, or anything else ?

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iPhone APP --&gt; Xcode, VisualStudio IDE, or anything else ?

iPhone APP --> Xcode, VisualStudio IDE, or anything else ?