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hsdev
hsdev

Reputation: 507

In-App Purchase Restore

I am adding a Restore Previous Purchases button to my iPhone app, next to the Purchase button (Non-Consumable IAP Product). When the Restore button is pressed the app calls [[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] restoreCompletedTransactions], which seems to be working in the sense that something happens and a dialog appears, however I wanted to check that this dialog is indeed the one that is intended to appear. Because the dialog that appears when I press Restore looks exactly like the one that appears when I click Purchase ("Do you want to buy ..."). Then after I click Buy and enter my password, another dialog appears saying "You have already bought this. Press OK to download for free" or something like that.

My question: Is this the intended behavior for restoring In-App Purchases? Should not the dialog rather say something like "Do you wish to restore purchased items?"

EDIT: I have come up with a theory; is it possible that the behavior described above only happens when using test accounts against App Store? So that the App Store simply does not remember purchases for test users?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2470

Answers (2)

denbec
denbec

Reputation: 1321

Are you sure that your restore button is actually calling [[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] restoreCompletedTransactions]?

I have no problem with test users. And @Tapman answer is not correct, as it only asks for your password and does NOT show the "Do you want to load this for free" dialog.

Upvotes: 0

2cupsOfTech
2cupsOfTech

Reputation: 6073

That is the intended behavior for restore dialog¨¨ In-App purchases, you won't get a dialog saying "do you wish to restore...."

You can label your button as Restore

Upvotes: 0

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