storekit

I'm trying to test the in app purchase in my app. When i restore the in app purchase with a test user who bought the in app purchase it all works fine. But when i try to restore an in app purchase with a user who didn't make the in app purchase before i expected the framework to call the following method: -paymentQueue:restoreCompletedTransactionsFailedWithError: but instead the framework calls: -paymentQueueRestoreCompletedTransactionsFinished: like my test user already bought the in app purchase.... Is this the normal behavior? And if so, how do i test a user trying to restore without ever

I am using renewable subscriptions in app purchases in an iOS app. When a user attempts to purchase a subscription that they already have paid for a message is displayed from iTunes "You're currently subscribed to this". How I can detect when this event has occurred so that I can process the transaction and grant access to my app. In the paymentQueue:updatedTransactions: method of the observer it is coming through as a SKPaymentTransactionStateFailed. How do I distinguish between this type of failure and other failures such as the user pressing the cancel buttons? Do I submit the transaction

iOS 9.2.1, Xcode 7.2.1, ARC enabled I am using the following method to check for failures of SKProductsRequest and SKReceiptRefreshRequest : - (void)request:(SKRequest *)request didFailWithError:(NSError *)error { NSLog(@"error: %@", error); } My question is specifically about SKReceiptRefreshRequest . I am testing for two conditions, (1) when the user cancels the sign-in to iTunes Store for the receipt request and (2) when the user tries to sign-in and there is no connection (Air Plane Mode). I get the following errors: When there is no connection: Error Domain=SSErrorDomain Code=110 "Cannot

I have encountered the following issue: when my app runs on a device and I tap BUY button, which triggers In-App-Purchase mechanism it takes up to ten seconds to show the standard confirmation UIAlertView , the one which says: "Do you want to buy...". I have never seen such a behaviour before. Usually it happens immediately. So first I thought it might be due to poor internet connection or something like this, but the simulator uses the same WiFi network and it works perfectly, the alert view is presented instantly as it should be. So the problem probably lies somewhere else. Did anyone solve

Background on the slightly odd setup before I get to the problem: Working on an app for a client and we're using an different iTunes developer account than the one this will eventually be published on for development and Ad-Hoc builds of an app that has Game Center and IAP integration. Obviously, we'll eventually have to duplicate our setup on the final release account, but the issue seems to be unrelated. The issue is trying to test In-App Purchases in the sandbox. We do not have any Tax/Banking info in the interim account, it was not set up in my name so I can't just add mine. Right now,

I'm using StoreKit for in-app purchases. I'm finding that the API is quirky in its behavior when the user presses the "Cancel" button. For example, if I push Cancel on the "Confirm Your In App Purchase" screen, I get a SKPaymentTransactionStateFailed transaction with error.code == SKErrorPaymentCancelled as I'd expect. But if I push Buy and then press Cancel, I get a Failed transaction with error.code == 0 . The error.localizedDescription is "Cannot connect to iTunes Store" which is clearly a lie. It's tempting to treat all Failed transactions as ignorable cancellations, but I can also clearly

I am using StoreKit to implement an in app purchase store in my application. I have a custom design and it means that the value of the price should be white and large, and the currency symbol smaller, darker and aligned to the top of the price value. I can get the currency symbol without any problems by using the NSLocale in SKproduct 's priceLocale property, and the value of the price in the price property. My problem is knowing when I should put the currency symbol before the price and when to put it after the price. Examples: $5,99 0,79€ I could easily use the NSNumberFormatter to get this