After reading a lot of material about in-app billing (like the Taifun documentation about in-app billing examples and Stackoverflow answers about the subject, I still have a question about subscriptions.
Because in-app subscription is not shown in my published app (Play Store).
What have I done so far?
Added in-app billing component
App is published in open beta (Published mode)
App made available for (open) beta testing
In Play Console added a subscription, called ‘abo_1jaar’
When using the app, it won’t show the subscription with the id (abo_1jaar). But the subscription id is active in Google Play Console. The app runs in test-mode on Google Play, with the lack of subscriptions.
Should i go to live-mode, instead of test-mode to test it?(Google Play Store)
no, but what happens, if you try to subscribe?
also what will be returned from is IAB Service Available?
you might want to add an else part in the if statement to display a warning message as test…
Taifun
In one of my projects i tried also to subscribe to the test product and it gave me the same results as yours. I don’t know if it is a bug or this happens because i don’t have my app published in the play store.
@Taifun does your IAB extension works good with the subscriptions?
The problem presented here about subscriptions has been fixed?
I am experiencing the same thing, I have done several different tests with the alpha and beta version apk and I am not able to show the subscription details or successfully complete the subscription.
Even with different devices and users avoiding using the developer.
The only way to make a subscription is in test mode, but I think it has a failure, I could only do it once.
the second question.
Why is it necessary to carry out tests with a different user than the developer?
Previously you could do subscription tests with the developer account that had a duration of 5 minutes.
@Kodular might want to answer this question
for a workaround see this answer in post 5 of this thread
this actually is a question for Google… sorry, I do not know the answer…
what I can say is, that it has been always like this, see also answer no. 3 here
