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I am implementing In App purchases in my app ,with auto renewable subscription , Now i am confusing that how i know that when the user is cancelled auto-renewable subscription or not When user purchase any subscription using in app purchase, apple provide a Receipt for each purchase or transaction. Now you can anytime verify the subscription of user using this receipt. When you will pass this receipt to apple server it will provide you with the user current subscription (if available) along with the current receipt also. For learning more about receipt validation go through this apple link .

I created an API to be called by Apple webhook to work with subscription. I've set the API url in Itunes to be called by the webhook. According to Apple developer site https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/LanguagesUtilities/Conceptual/iTunesConnectInAppPurchase_Guide/Chapters/TestingInAppPurchases.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40013727-CH4-SW5 in regards to the Testing Auto-Renewable Subscription , when testing auto renewable subscriptions in the test environment, the Apple webhook will make a call to the API after 5 minutes if I select 1 month subscription duration. But the

I have a calendar app for which I provide subscriptions by linking client using the "webcal://" protocol. It's working quite nicely. What I'd like to know is if there is a way title it in the receiving calendar application, such as Outlook, iPhone, Google, etc? Currently, when loaded into Outlook it is displayed as the name of the web script from which it came. For instance if the script is (using ColdFusion) Create_ICS_File.cfm then Outlook shows it as "Create_ICS_File in Internet Calendars". On the iPhone it shows up in Calendar as the full web address including URL variables. For example:

I want to be able to detect if the currently authenticated user is subscribed to a specific YouTube channel in the YouTube API v3. A possible solution would be to retrieve a list of all the subscriptions of the currently authenticated user and check if the channel ID of the channel is contained in that list. That would would be a very inefficient solution and could take a very long time if the user has hundreds of subscriptions. Is there any easy method to check this? I looked through the entire API documentation and I couldn't find anything. Use the subscriptions#list method and pass mine =

I am emitting an event in my main component: main.component.ts this.sharedService.cartData.emit(this.data); Here is my sharedService.ts import { Component, Injectable, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core'; export class SharedService { cartData = new EventEmitter<any>(); } In my other (Sub) Component, I want to access this value, but somehow, the subscription does not work: dashboard.ts private myData: any; constructor(private sharedService: SharedService) { this.sharedService.cartData.subscribe( (data: any) => myData = data, error => this.errorGettingData = <any>error, () => this.aggregateData

Im testing Android In app purchase subscription with one of my accounts with TEST License access (I'm aware Test access won't support Subscriptions). Noticed that there is no orderId in purchase response JSON but payment goes through(no charges though since there's a trail for 7 days on this subscription). response json looks like: "packageName": "com.xxx.xxxx", "productId": "yyyyyyyyyy_sdsda", "purchaseTime": 1426055867418, "purchaseState": 0, "purchaseToken": "xxxxxxxxxxxx", "autoRenewing": true No 'ORDERID' is found. Tried switching to another Wallet account but no luck. Any clue?? I've

I build a tool app on iOS platform. I want create three level for users. basic, pro and premium. each level provide different functions. So user need pay for pro and premium subscription plan. the difference between level is pro user can create more document than basic user. The thing is I don't want use IAP, I don't want apple share the 30% revenue, so I created a website to let user pay the subscription through web. I got the app approved 3 times before, without any rejection. but recently, Apple review team reject my app with follow info From Apple 11.13 - Apps that link to external

Sorry for the millionth question about iTunes subscriptions & IAP, where we do have solutions to them, but this seems to be different than what I have gone through including UrbanAirShip. I have successfully implemented the IAP functionality very well in my application & it works nicely using Urban-Airship. These links really helped me to learn & implement the Pay feature in the app,even this could help the new learner in future: http://www.alexcurylo.com/blog/2010/02/26/in-app-purchasing/ https://docs.urbanairship.com/display/DOCS/Home http://urbanairship.com/resources/ Basically I'm looking

Can we have in-app purchase and subscription options in android apps? If yes, how do we implement it? Try MoVend: https://movend.com/ . It provides different purchase options like paypal, in-app billing, etc. Subscriptions are now supported with in-app billing. http://developer.android.com/guide/market/billing/billing_subscriptions.html It's called In-App Billing on Android: http://developer.android.com/guide/market/billing/billing_overview.html I don't believe it supports a subscription model if you use this system. Bachbill supports in-app billing for Android. We implemented it using Tic-tac

I manage to save, change and delete records in Apples CloudKit. I even got notifications working with subscriptions, what I can not find out is, how do i list all subscriptions for the current user. Here is my code so far: let operation = CKFetchSubscriptionsOperation() operation.fetchSubscriptionCompletionBlock = { (d, e) -> Void in println("got subscription") if e != nil { println("Error") dump(e) } dump(d) } publicDatabase.addOperation(operation) What I got is: got subscription Error - <CKError 0x14db0ed0: "Invalid Arguments" (12)> #0 - 0 key/value pairs What are the Invalid Arguments ? And