Landscape orientation grayed out

I have recently submitted an updated Single Edition App to the AppStore. While everything looked ok while I was building the app, now that i've donloaded the final app from the AppStore itself, all I get is a bunch of gray images screens where my pages should be.
It's a single edition, landscape only orentation folio.
It looks like the viewer is portrait only, while it has only landscape content and thus displays only grayed-out screens. When you call the index it does display that. The page overview only shows a bunch of gray, portrait screens. Also the orientation is locked to portrait.
This was not the case when I checked the app through the DPS viewer, or when I checked the distribution app downloaded through DBS Builder.
Please tell me how to fix this soon, because this thing is live in the AppStore.

OK... Panick attack averted.
Apparantly I downloaded my version 1.0 (which was built last year with an iOS 7 incompatible viewer). Dispite the AppStore information being updated to my 2.0 information, it still downloaded the old app.
When I looked just now the AppStore notified me of an available update. Now that I've installed that, everything works as expected (viewer version v28).
Apple did notify me that it could take up to 24 hours of the update being available. I just didn't think the AppStore information would precede the actual app.

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