Question: I developed my app for iOS using Adobe Flash CC with AIR SDK 18.0 running on Windows 7. My app does not require nor communicate with the internet/network data to work.

Unfortunately, my binary is rejected by Apple due to:
"During review, we found that your **app does not load its contents and stays blank when the device is connected to a cellular network or Wi-Fi network.**

Please review the Reachability iPhone program code sample that demonstrates the use of the **System Configuration Reachability API to detect the absence of Wi-Fi and Wireless Wide Area Network** (WWAN) services. Your app can then take appropriate action at the first point where network services are required."

Apple took a screenshot of my app, which showed a black screen.

I have tested the app on personal iPhone 5 (on airplane mode and with wifi/data turned on) without issues; at this point, I'm not sure what's causing the error or how to go about fixing it. Any help would be appreciated.

Answer: 
It actually does work:

```
var str = 'aa\'bb\'cc';
alert(str.replace(/'/g,'')); // aabbcc
alert(str.replace(/[\']/g,'')); // aabbcc

```

You do not need a character class, you just have to mask it if you use single quotes in JavaScript.

Also, keep in mind that `'` (U+0027) is different from `’` (U+2019) and must be handled separately.
A Kello's

str.replace(/[{\ },{\'}]/g,"");

result AKellos