in-app-purchase

问题 I uploaded my first app to iTunes Connect (iOS 8, iPhone) and it's now available through Apple TestFlight for internal and external testers. I created a Non-Consumable in app purchase for it and would like to test it. How can I add it to my beta app? I'm getting this message in iTunes Connect: Your first In-App Purchase must be submitted with a new app version. Select it from the In-App Purchase section in Version Details and click Submit. You do not currently have a iOS Paid Apps contract in

问题 Currently with In app purchase the only way to cancel an auto-renewing subscription is to do the following with the device: Settings > Store > View my account > Manage my subscription Is it possible programmatically to link directly to the Manage my subscription page in the app store? I know I can open the app store via something like NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"itms-apps://itunes.apple.com"]; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:url]; I have seen other apps do this but I can't

问题 I am making an In-app purchase test with test account but the response from google is same as the purchase made from real account. How to check if the purchase is test based on the response from google? 回答1: Yes, you can check that from the purchaseType field of the Google's Purchases.subscriptions API response refer. Field : purchaseType Type : integer Description : The type of purchase of the subscription. This field is only set if this purchase was not made using the standard in-app

问题 Since beginning of this year, it's possible to use promo codes for apps: Create promotions As described on the page In-app Promotions, promo codes can also be redeemed from within the app. It also says "You can also keep a SKU off the Play Store, so the only way to get that item is by entering that SKU's promo code.". That's what I want for an in app product: Only let a user get an in app product by entering the promo code within the app and do not allow to buy it with money. How can this be

问题 I'm writing Audio Player for Windows Phone 8.1 (Runtime) and I use IBackgroundTask for audio . I want to use in-app purchase , but applications crashes on calling var result = await CurrentAppSimulator.RequestProductPurchaseAsync(ProProductId); without any exceptions. This method is called within try-catch block. It happens when application already start IBackgroundTask by calling for BackgroundMediaPlayer.Current (happens after few seconds after call RequestProductPurchaseAsync ). If I call

问题 I'm trying a new market strategy so I'm gonna put my 0,79€ App now for free, with an in-App purchase that unlock ALL the contents. I also do not want to betray the users which already has bought it, so I thought to implement a check where who already have bought the App, don't need to purchase the in-App payment to unlock all. My problem is... can I check when the App has been purchased? Or maybe there is a simple way? 回答1: You can't do this with any certainty, since there is no way to check

问题 We are using TestFlight for beta testing and we have an IAP store in our app. Will the Beta Testers be able to buy the packages from the sandbox environment? How can we test this? 回答1: If the Beta Testers have a proper development provisioning profile installed on their device, then yes. For development versions of the app, the app will run in the Sandbox environment for IAPS, Game Center,.. and the beta testers will be able to buy the in-app purchase by logging in as a test user associated

问题 I am building an app for a client that will have 30 days of content for free, thereafter you are required to buy a subscription via in app store purchases. However, I have read that you will get rejected if you have trials. Don’t set time limits on any of the functionality of your app, either for run times or life times. Applications that only run for a set number of minutes per session, or that expire altogether after some period of time, don’t recruit customers so much as leave a bad taste

问题 I'm an android beginner. I created a test app which only got one button, and when you click on it, it starts the in-app purchase. It works couple of days earlier, but it was not working now. I also checked on other related post, I tried all the 'test account' and 'active in-app product' methods, but it still gives me the same error message. Also, I tried to run the app directly from eclipse, it use to show me something like 'the version of your app can not make in-app purchase' since that APK

问题 We're having problems verifying some of payment transactions (Google In App Billing V3). It looks like data of cumbersome transactions follows a different format than what we can see in transactions we have no problems verifying. Transactions that we are able to verify OrderId : Two numbers separated with a dot: 92299713162054702728.1224255970239541 Signature : Always includes base64 padding at the end, 345 characters long Transactions that fail to verify OrderId : One number: