Any way to change confirm alert text?

Solar2D Monetization (in-app purchases, ads, etc.)
#1

Hey All,

Is there any way to change the text of the alert that shows after running store.purchase() ?

This would be a huge help.

Thanks a lot,
Clay [import]uid: 62528 topic_id: 12592 reply_id: 312592[/import]

#2

Can anyone help? I am looking for a way to show the description from the in app purchase without adding an alert that shows before running store.purchase() and getting the “confirm your in app purchase” alert.

I need to add a description to the “confirm your in app purchase” alert.

Thanks a lot,
Clay [import]uid: 62528 topic_id: 12592 reply_id: 49165[/import]

#3

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#4

If I understand right… then you can’t change this behavior else you can modify the description of your product in iTunes Connect. That’s what is showed in the notification…
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#5

I wish that were the case.

I have a description in iTunes Connect, but all that’s shown is the title.

This is a big deal to me because over 1,000 people have clicked the “purchase” button, but only 100 have clicked “confirm”. If I could just show the confirm alert with a description inside of it, instead of just having a title, my return would be 10x greater than what it currently is.

Screenshot of the alert: http://imgur.com/0Bw9A.png

Thanks,
Clay [import]uid: 62528 topic_id: 12592 reply_id: 52341[/import]

#6

Yes!

I checked it again with my program and you are right - the confirm notification just shows the title of your product. Showing the description in the language of the user before together with the local price is in your hand.

http://developer.anscamobile.com/reference/index/storeloadproducts

I never did it with Corona SDK, but as far as I understand the API, you can call store.LoadProducts() and then you can show the description how you like it to show. You don’t have to use an alert…
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#7

You’re correct about using store.LoadProducts() to pull the description and the local price. I am currently doing this to load the description alert.

The simplest way for me to integrate this is if I could show the description in the confirm alert as I could if I were using native code.

Please see how I’ve implemented the IAP code currently in my game Tap Maze, free on the app store.

Currently, the user has to sit through two loading notifications to actually purchase the item. If I could show the description inside of the confirm alert, I could cut the purchasing process time in half and not confuse users. [import]uid: 62528 topic_id: 12592 reply_id: 52350[/import]