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4 years ago Ionic has the store reserved for other functions... as far as I know, you can search for it in previous issues from last year. So far I know you need to redirect the name to an other one. But I‘m not familiar with ionic.
Regards, Josef
Am 02.07.2019 um 19:27 schrieb travisryan notifications@github.com:
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system info
I'm using this and can't figure out why I'm getting an error in calling the register. I'm using Ionic 3.x and have uninstalled and reinstall so many times. I've scoured Google, forums, this bug list, etc and can't find my answer. I have a try catch and the catch is fired but the error is empty. I have the BILLING KEY declared as all the info shows, etc. I have my app in as a closed Alpha, and a non developer user that is on my One Plus 6 phone, etc. I think I've followed everything I could find and still have this weird issue.
Expected behavior
I expect the .register command to fun without issue.
Observed behavior
calling .register, it fires the catch but has NO error info, etc.
Steps to reproduce
Code that is relevant is as follows..... import { InAppPurchase2, IAPProduct, } from '@ionic-native/in-app-purchase-2/ngx';
export class OptionsPage {
constructor(public platform: Platform, private store: InAppPurchase2 ) {
platform.ready().then(() => { this.configurePurchasing(); });}
configurePurchasing() { if (!this.platform.is('cordova')) { return; } console.log('Starting Configurations'); let productId;
if (this.platform.is('ios')) {
} else if (this.platform.is('android')) {
productId = 'credits10';}
if(!this.store) { console.log('Store not available.'); alert('Store not available.'); } alert(JSON.stringify(this.store)); // Register Product console.log('Registering Product ' + JSON.stringify(productId)); alert('Registering Product ' + JSON.stringify(productId)); try { this.store.verbosity = this.store.DEBUG;
this.store.register({ id: productId, //alias: productId, type: this.store.NON_CONSUMABLE, });} catch(err2) { alert("Product register error! " + JSON.stringify(err2));
} }
purchase() {
/this.loader = this.loadingCtrl.create({ content: 'Completing Transaction' }); this.loader.present(); / // Check For Review Status /if (!this.program.appleProductId || !this.program.googleProductId) { this.toastCtrl.create({ message: 'This product has not yet been approved for purchase. Please submit it for review.', duration: 2000 }).present(); this.loader.dismiss(); return; }/
this.configurePurchasing();
if (!this.platform.is('cordova')) { return };
let productId;
if (this.platform.is('ios')) { //productId = this.program.appleProductId; } else if (this.platform.is('android')) { //productId = this.program.googleProductId; productId = ""; }
try { let product = this.store.get(productId); console.log('Product Info: ' + JSON.stringify(product)); this.store.order(productId).then( () => { console.log('Purchase Succesfull'); //this.loader.dismiss(); }).catch( () => { console.log('Error Ordering From Store'); //this.loader.dismiss(); }); } catch (err) { console.log('Error Ordering ' + JSON.stringify(err)); //this.loader.dismiss(); } } }
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system info
I'm using this and can't figure out why I'm getting an error in calling the register. I'm using Ionic 3.x and have uninstalled and reinstall so many times. I've scoured Google, forums, this bug list, etc and can't find my answer. I have a try catch and the catch is fired but the error is empty. I have the BILLING KEY declared as all the info shows, etc. I have my app in as a closed Alpha, and a non developer user that is on my One Plus 6 phone, etc. I think I've followed everything I could find and still have this weird issue.
Expected behavior
I expect the .register command to run without issue.
Observed behavior
calling .register, it fires the catch but has NO error info, etc.
Steps to reproduce
Code that is relevant is as follows.....