purchaseStateUpdate messages are received in whatever order the iTunes store
decides to send them. You'll have to just wait for a period of time and
implement your own queueing system.
It is annoying there is no way of knowing if you've received all restored
purchases.
Jamie, CMSNISO, EuroTalk
Thanks, Jamie. Excellent info.
How do you handle things if there are multiple purchases that have been made?
Will multiple purchaseStateUpdate messages be sent one right after the other?
Which is fine if you want to re-download everything all at once, but what if
you don't? What would be really
Chris,
1] mobileRestorePurchases
2] assuming purchases exist, you'll receive a purchaseStateUpdate message with
the purchaseID from the app store
3] mobilePurchaseState(purchaseID) will then return the type "restored"
4] you can then mobilePurchaseConfirmDelivery purchaseID to confirm delivery
a
Not yet Chris, but I am interested as well since this is on the horizon for me.
Hope you can get an answer here.
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On Nov 12, 2012, at 3:21 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
> No takers on this, huh? Isn't anyone else making use of i
No takers on this, huh? Isn't anyone else making use of in-app purchases?
On Nov 9, 2012, at 10:20 AM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
> Does anyone out there have a step-by-step on how to do this? The docs don't
> make it very clear. I understand I need to issue the mobileRestorePurchases
> command, b
