Can only “agents” build and submit Applications to Apple?

Question

I'm afraid I know the answer to this but I'll ask on the longshot chance that I'm wrong:

I've been doing some freelance work creating an iPhone application for a company. They've created their own developer account and added me as an team member with "admin" rights. That seems to be the highest assignable rights (with the only higher level being "agent" and belonging only to whoever signed up for the account). Yet, I don't have an option under the provisioning portal to create a distribution certificate or profile.

Is there any way to create these myself without having to ask my client for their primary login? They're not particulary tech savy so it would be difficult to walk them through the process to create the necessary certificates (and would require me giving them a certificate request from my computer, etc. etc.). But it seems like there should be some way to create a distribution build without "agent" rights, right? Could Apple seriously expect only one person from a company to do all the building and uploading of apps to the store?

Answer 1

이를 올바르게 읽으면 목록간에 부모 / 자식 관계 (또는 여러 관계) 뒤에 있습니다.

자식 항목보기를 포함하도록 부모 목록 양식을 편집하고 해당 양식 내에서 부모의 새 하위 항목을 만드는 것입니다.SharePoint Designer는 상위 목록 양식을 편집하고 일부 JavaScript를 사용하여 자식 키 ID를 미리 채 웁니다.

동영상을 사용한 완전한 자습서는 SharePoint Hillbilly 블로그.

또는 InfoPath를 사용할 수 있습니다.목록 양식은 그런 종류의 기능을 지원하지 않지만 브라우저 양식을 사용할 수 있습니다.다른 목록으로의 글을 관리하는 코드가 필요하거나 모든 코드가 이미있는 QDABRA의 QRules와 같은 타사 도구를 구입할 수 있습니다.

Answer 2

It is annoying, but that's the way the final build must work - done by the team agent. I ended up getting my boss's login info. Switching team agents is also hard. IIRC, you can't be the team agent on two separate accounts.