One month ago, I can choose free trial days(3,7days...) for In App Purchase in iTunes Connect, however, I couldn't find it anymore. Do I miss something or does Apple change it silently?
Please look for it under Introductory Pricing instead, as Paulw11 observes.
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I configured the app in-app-purchase for the price in apple developer account 19.99 EURO
But in sandbox it shows the price 21.99 EURO, I found out 6 years ago there were similar bug reported by others, so any solution for this?
I got email from apple that they confirm this is a bug in sandbox environment. in production seems it works.
I saw the same problem but in subscription
In my case, on app store connect i had a starting price and the change price that i added after that.
For sandbox
In the product, i see the changed price but once i trigger a purchase i see the starting price in the app store action sheet.
It is a bug from apple side.
I have implemented an in-app purchase of auto renewable subscription in my iOS app. It is working fine, users can make purchases no worries.
The trouble is when I add introductory pricing to the product, when I try a test purchase I then get the error "This item is currently being modified. Please try again later."
I am testing through TestFlight beta testing as an internal tester, this method of testing works fine for regular priced products, but those with introductory pricing associated with them result in an error.
Has anyone come across a fix for this? Is it a known issue?
Other SO questions have suggested this can happen when Apple adjusts their pricing, however this has happened several months ago and again now, and I would assume regular pricing would be effected in that case.
Cheers
I followed a tutorial from
How do you add an in-app purchase to an iOS application?
and added three In-app Purchases
However, I've waited Non-Consumable type for two days and it's not registered yet.
And for Free Subscription, it's fine.
Is it the reason I haven't completed all the details on "Agreements, Tax, and Banking" so I couldn't test?
Yes. The problem here with your non-consumable iAPs is that they will earn you revenue. ANnd to start earning any revenue on iTunes Connect you have to have all contracts signed. The bank accounts aren't yet necessary, those will be needed before realising your app into production. What you can do is fill out all forms regarding taxes and contracts and then resubmit your iAPs (edit and submit or completely delete and resubmit). This should then fix it within a few hours. If there's still a problem it would be a good idea to file a radar at The Bug Reporter.
You could also follow any of those tutorials
Swift AppCoda's iAP Tutorial which can be found here.
Obj-C TechTopia's iAP Tutorial which can be found here
Hope that helps, Julian
I am planning on launching my first personal app in the next 2 weeks.
My app is free, but will contain IAPs and iAds. I filled out the tax documentation and will have it shipped out to Apple this week. Right now the contract status for both paid apps, and iAds is under "Processing" on iTunes.
Will I be able to test IAP until Apple accepts my forms?
If so, will i be able to publish to the app store? I don't mind if my earned income just stays with Apple until my forms are approved.
Thanks
No, you can't test IAP until Apple accepts your forms. So, wait for Apple to accept all forms, But, as per my experience, it will not take much time from Apple to accept all information.
As per In App Purchases Guide in apple's developer resources, it clearly says that we can offer free trial option.
But I couldn't able to see it anywhere when I am setting in App purchases in iTunesConnect. Are they still offering that? Where can I find it?
Here is the screen shot of what I see in my iTunesConnect
In iTunes Connect you will find it here
App > Manage In App Purchases > Subscription Basic > 1 Month > Offer a free trial?
This is because you're app is NOT a newstand application.