I am adding the ability to purchase auto-renewable content through the iOS SDK\'s StoreKit API. When testing this in the sandbox on my iOS device, the following message appears in an alert after agre
I\'ve created an eBook player application which has books that need to be sold under In-App-Purchase. Thes开发者_运维百科e books i\'ve added as Non-Consumable Product\'s under my application in iTunes
I am adding in-app purchasing to my app.I have followed all the steps tha开发者_如何学JAVAt Apple outlines here (http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#technotes/tn2259/_index.htmlsee Q&A #6 espe
I am trying to do a transaction using this code: SKPayment *payment = [SKPayment paymentWithProductIdentifier:@\"com.this.is.where.the.identifier.is\"];
iOS In-App purchases: When and why does SKPaymentTransactionStateRestored get sent back as status of a transaction?
I\'m working on an SDK, distributed as a static library, for iOS developers to use in their apps. I\'m interested in offering non-consumable downloadable and built-in content directly to users via an
I have read in the Apple Documentation that StoreKit will not restore subscriptions on its own. I need to handle this myself instead by storing the transaction data on my server. That\'s fine, but am
I am working on an application that through which I want to sell some event Tickets. Can I use PayPal for this purpose, and will Apple approve the app using other that StoreKit Framework.
Here’s my situation: I have a free app which I plan to provide access to through a $0.99 monthly (auto-renewable) subscription.
I have several non-consumable inApps. The payment is done once (correctly: SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchased), then the download of the inApp is correctly done (and finished) and finnaly I call
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