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In previous posts we have talked about how to setup products in iTunes Connect, how to write code to retrieve the list of products, how to implement the buying transaction and how to download content. Today we are going to Continue reading In-App Purchase – How to restore purchases
In the previous tutorial we have added a buy button and implemented the payment transaction. The next step is to provide the content that the user paid for. In our case we want to download some photos that are hosted on Continue reading In-App Purchase – How to download content hosted on the Apple server
In the first part of this tutorial we have seen how to setup products in iTunes Connect and in the second part we have seen how to retrieve them and present them in a table view. In this part we Continue reading In-App Purchase – How to implement the payment transaction
In the first part of this tutorial about In-App Purchase we have seen how to setup an app and configure everything in iTunes Connect. This second part assumes that you have already at least one product configured in iTunes Connect and Continue reading In-App Purchase – How to retrieve the list of products from the App Store
In this article we are going to talk about In-App Purchase. The freemium model seems to be very successful in the App Store these days so if you’re thinking of implementing it, read on. Before you even think about code Continue reading In-App Purchase – How to setup products in iTunes Connect
In part one of this tutorial we’ve seen how to display in-line date picker in a table view with dynamic cells. In this second part we are going to see how to do this for static cells. We will build Continue reading iOS 7 in-line UIDatePicker – Part 2
One of the new features in iOS 7 is the in-line UIDatePicker. You might have noticed in the Calendar app or in the Reminder app that when you want to select a date for your event, instead of seeing the Continue reading iOS 7 in-line UIDatePicker – Part 1
When the user taps in a text field, that text field becomes the first responder and automatically asks the system to display the associated keyboard. The appearance of the keyboard might obscure portions of the UI that you would like Continue reading How to make UITextField move up when keyboard is present