iAP question

Games4lifeGames4life Member, PRO Posts: 279
edited December 2015 in Working with GS (Mac)

Hey GS Community,

Before building the App and testing it on Testflight I wanted to make sure this was the correct message.

Is this the right code for someone to remove ads in my game?

URGENT: I know how to make the iAds disappear, but what about the chartist ads?

Thanks,
G4L

Comments

  • lotte205lotte205 Tallinn, EstoniaMember, PRO Posts: 41
    edited December 2015

    @Games4life Just write the product ID from the purchase table to the Product ID field. The same you have in iTunes Connect. Not the table cell value and the location, but the actual product ID, just one word in there.

    It's the correct message in the Viewer, you can test the actual IAP in Testflight.

    You can make Chartboost ads disappear with a boolean. When for example remove_ads attribute is false, then choose Show ad from Change scene behaviour, otherwise change scene without showing the ad.

  • Games4lifeGames4life Member, PRO Posts: 279

    @lotte205 said:
    @Games4life Just write the product ID from the purchase table to the Product ID field. The same you have in iTunes Connect. Not the table cell value and the location, but the actual product ID, just one word in there.

    It's the correct message in the Viewer, you can test the actual IAP in Testflight.

    You can make Chartboost ads disappear with a boolean. When for example remove_ads attribute is false, then choose Show ad from Change scene behaviour, otherwise change scene without showing the ad.

    Ah, that makes sense, thanks so much for your help!
    ~G4L

  • Braydon_SFXBraydon_SFX Member, Sous Chef, Bowlboy Sidekick Posts: 9,273

    The way you have it setup is correct. There is no need to remove the table reference as long as it's looking to the cell that contains your product id.

  • Games4lifeGames4life Member, PRO Posts: 279

    @Braydon_SFX said:
    The way you have it setup is correct. There is no need to remove the table reference as long as it's looking to the cell that contains your product id.

    Yes, I think I do.



    Cheers,
    G4L

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