Hi,
I’m trying to implement IAP in iOS for the first time, after successfully implementing it in google play.
Do I have to use loadProducts() and the whole process that follows it, or can I just have all the data inside my app, and skip directly to store.purchase(“product.ID”)?
It’s not clear in the documentation.
Thanks! [import]uid: 150930 topic_id: 36940 reply_id: 336940[/import]
Hi there,
You can skip directly to store.purchase(). It’s not required to use loadProducts(). Of course, if you want to make new products available, or change their prices, you’d have to release an app update, since the details would have been hardcoded in your app.
Thanks Andrew! [import]uid: 150930 topic_id: 36940 reply_id: 145221[/import]
Hi there,
You can skip directly to store.purchase(). It’s not required to use loadProducts(). Of course, if you want to make new products available, or change their prices, you’d have to release an app update, since the details would have been hardcoded in your app.
Thanks Andrew! [import]uid: 150930 topic_id: 36940 reply_id: 145221[/import]
Hi there,
You can skip directly to store.purchase(). It’s not required to use loadProducts(). Of course, if you want to make new products available, or change their prices, you’d have to release an app update, since the details would have been hardcoded in your app.
Thanks Andrew! [import]uid: 150930 topic_id: 36940 reply_id: 145221[/import]
Hi there,
You can skip directly to store.purchase(). It’s not required to use loadProducts(). Of course, if you want to make new products available, or change their prices, you’d have to release an app update, since the details would have been hardcoded in your app.
Thanks Andrew! [import]uid: 150930 topic_id: 36940 reply_id: 145221[/import]