I'm developing an iOS app and soon will launch in AppStore. I have a payment method using Payture API. Is it possible to launch app in AppStore without D‑U‑N‑S Number(in Solo account)? Can any problems occur?
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I have in-app purchases in my app, which are live on the app store. I have sent out a new beta to my testers, and one is trying to make an in-app purchase but it is coming up with the sandbox. Is this supposed to happen? They do not have a testing account and actually want to spend money, so I figured I should ask: How or why do beta testers, who are running my iOS app on their phones and not the iOS simulator, get the app store's sandbox as opposed to the regular app store?
Please make sure that your tester will signout from testing account from Setting & they are using proper iTunes account for purchasing the product. I assume you have used proper product identifier in code as you have entered in IAP of live application. It would be great if you can once check IAP of your application in iTunes with that in code.
I am trying to implement In-App Purchase in iPhone SDK, but I am trying to buy an app from another app.
Is it possible to implement it? From first app, I open one feature which is locked by In-App Purchase. It has to install the feature as another app in the device. So that the owner can get the money of the app using In-App Purchase.
You cannot purchase an app from an app using In-App purchase for that go through below point:
11.1
Apps that unlock or enable additional features or functionality with
mechanisms other than the App Store will be rejected
And for more details please check. If any issue please revert me.
I am implementing inapp purchase in my app. I have submitted to app on the app store but the apple id is different for my app and for inapp purchase. Is that the problem for error?
I want to mention that my app is very large in size so testing inapp purchase I have created one dummy app with same bundle id and provisioning profile and submitted that app on app store. so due to this reason problem occurs?
I will shortly be applying for the WWDC Student Scholarship. I have been working on an app that I would like to link to in my application. The app is not currently on the App Store.
When I export the app by exporting the .ipa file through Xcode, and email it to a friend for testing, he is unable to transfer the app from iTunes to his iOS device.
I can set up an Ad Hoc profile for him so that he can test it, but I obviously don't have information affiliated with iPhones Apple will use to review the app once I submit it to them.
What must I do to allow the app to run on any iOS device without setting up Ad-Hoc accounts for each?
Have you looked at the submission page? Login required: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/scholarships/application/
It says your app must be on the App Store. First submit it to the App Store, then once it is approved you can apply for the student scholarship.
Without the device ID of the test phone, you can't distribute your app in development mode. One thing you could do is setup a free TestFlight account, include TestFlight in your app (takes about 10 mins to setup), and then include the TestFlight tester signup link with your application. Then if they want to try your app they can follow that link to register their device with TestFlight, then you'll get alerted when they do that and you can recompile your app with their device id and push it to them via TestFlight.
This is my first time implementing In App Purchases. During development and testing of my In App Purchases, I see the following alerts during the purchase process:
My In App Purchases work perfectly and the app is close to submission.
Do I have to do something before I submit the app (to make the "Environment: Sandbox" tag go away) or is all of that handled automatically as I submit?
You don't have to do nothing. This is just indication that you are using sandbox when your app will be submitted for production, reviewed and approved, this notification will not be shown to the users.