storekit

Does an In App Purchase's Product ID have to begin with a Reverse-DNS like com.mycompany.My_Awesome_Game.Level_Pack_1 or can it just be standalone like Level_Pack_1 ? Julio Gorgé Product IDs can be whatever you want, although it is recomend you follow the reverse domain name style. But in the end there's no restriction over the naming of your product IDs. It also does not need to use your app bundle ID as a prefix. From the source : Q: I am implementing In App Purchase and must register my product identifiers. What are product identifiers and how do I create and use them in my application? A:

I'm trying to troubleshoot why I'm getting "Cannot connect to iTunes Store" with error code 0. I know my app identifier is fine because I retrieve product information on app launch and log the results and I get the correct product identifiers and prices from iTunes. When I change my app identifier to something stupid this fails. I know my product identifiers are fine as well for the above reasons (it wouldn't work otherwise and I double checked). I have tried firing the purchase by creating an SKPayment in 2 different ways: FIRST WAY SKPayment *payment = [SKPayment paymentWithProductIdentifier

I am trying to let people like tracks, albums or playlists on Apple Music from a webpage. I understand the manual on this page: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternetWeb/Conceptual/AppleMusicWebServicesReference/SetUpWebServices.html Until I hit the part where I should use the requestUserToken(forDeveloperToken:completionHandler:) method from SKCloudServiceController in the StoreKit framework, since there is no StoreKit framework available for outside iOS. How is this token generated? Is there any other way I can generate this Music User Token manually? I

Apple released the StoreKit and we cannot even get any callbacks for the cancel event when a user puts in his/her email and password for: [[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] restoreCompletedTransactions] This event should not be confused with pushing cancel when cancelling a purchase . The event we're interested in is pushing cancel when trying to restore transactions . There are no callbacks for a user pushing cancel, or even pushing the OK button. The only call back you get is when the information from the server comes back indicating if it was successful or not. Unacceptable. Try this one:

I have an application that integrates In-App Purchases. The in-app purchasing functionality in general works as expected for purchases that occur in app, and is also fully tested to work for purchases initiated in the app store (tested using "itms-services://?action=....") I am enabling my IAPService as soon as the app is launched in the AppDelegate, and it is correctly calling updateTransaction as expected, but.... When I redeem a promo code it does not arrive in updateTransactions. It does contain other purchases that I have made, but no mention of anything redeemed through the promo code