I have been banging on this for some time now. I finally took someone’s advice and am trying to get the sample code to work, but still to no avail. The code runs up to the point where store.purchase is called - I know that from print statements. I have to confirm that I want to buy the product and then it hangs and repeatedly asks me to input my Apple ID password alternating between an alert box message of Environment: sandbox cancel/continue. I finally get tired of this and cancel. When I start the app again, I can see that the transaction has failed with the error Cannot connect to iTunes store.
I think I have read every thread in the forum… the things I have checked already:
bank and tax info looks complete
developer vs distribution ad hoc provisioning profiles work the same
wiped my device - iPod
tried on a different device (another iPod)
have tried 3 different test users
my product id looks like com.companyname.appname.productid and the code matches exactly what i put into ITC
tried it in every app status - prepare for upload, waiting for upload, waiting for review, developer rejected
IAP product status in Ready to Submit
I followed Troy Bryants walkthrough (several times actually). The only part I do not get is #3 where he talks about editing the project’s .plist in Xcode. Does not seem to me like it applies to corona developers - does it?
My code is exactly the sample code with only the apple product list changed to match what I put in ITC.
@dafwilli, wow, it sounds like you’ve tried everything. I wonder in what order of things you’ve tried them all… If I were you, I’ll try wiping the device one more time and install the version of your app that kept asking you your Apple ID repeatedly. Whenever some weird thing happen with mine, wiping the device works for me every single time.
Wipe the device (and in the process, I sign in to the device using my Apple ID, which isn’t the test user Apple ID.)
Once the device is ready to use, I sign out of App Store immediately.
One important thing you have to stick with, is that never sign in with your test account through /settings/appstore.
Sign out of your real account through /settings/appstore
When testing IAP - sign in with your test account ONLY within the app you are developing.
You can read about this at apples site, and if you sign in to your test account from /settings/appstore - you will run into problems. Theny you have to wipe your iOS install and start with a new fresh install on your device.
@joakim. Thanks for that tip. I noticed that after the transaction fails and I go to settings/appstore, I am logged in as the test account user. Is that a problem? Do I need to wipe again?
@dafwilli, when I wipe my device, I do Settings > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings.
The key point is, as Joakim mentioned, sign in with your real Apple ID when resetting your device, but remember to sign out from App Store before launching your app you want to test. (Once you sign in using test user account from inside your app, you’ll see the test user signed in to app store outside your app too, but that’s okay.)
@dafwilli, wow, it sounds like you’ve tried everything. I wonder in what order of things you’ve tried them all… If I were you, I’ll try wiping the device one more time and install the version of your app that kept asking you your Apple ID repeatedly. Whenever some weird thing happen with mine, wiping the device works for me every single time.
Wipe the device (and in the process, I sign in to the device using my Apple ID, which isn’t the test user Apple ID.)
Once the device is ready to use, I sign out of App Store immediately.
One important thing you have to stick with, is that never sign in with your test account through /settings/appstore.
Sign out of your real account through /settings/appstore
When testing IAP - sign in with your test account ONLY within the app you are developing.
You can read about this at apples site, and if you sign in to your test account from /settings/appstore - you will run into problems. Theny you have to wipe your iOS install and start with a new fresh install on your device.
@joakim. Thanks for that tip. I noticed that after the transaction fails and I go to settings/appstore, I am logged in as the test account user. Is that a problem? Do I need to wipe again?
@dafwilli, when I wipe my device, I do Settings > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings.
The key point is, as Joakim mentioned, sign in with your real Apple ID when resetting your device, but remember to sign out from App Store before launching your app you want to test. (Once you sign in using test user account from inside your app, you’ll see the test user signed in to app store outside your app too, but that’s okay.)
@naomi, @joakim,
I finally figured it out. My problem was logging in as the test user through the store. When you log in through the settings/appstore you are required to input more info like credit card info, etc. If you do that, the test user will not work. What a relief! Thanks so much for your help!
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@naomi, @joakim,
I finally figured it out. My problem was logging in as the test user through the store. When you log in through the settings/appstore you are required to input more info like credit card info, etc. If you do that, the test user will not work. What a relief! Thanks so much for your help!
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