When I created my app, the bundle identifier I set changed the space of the title of the app with a hyphen(-) and now that my app is on the AppStore it has the bundle ID with that hyphen. Now the thing is that I am setting some in app purchases for the new version of the app and when I create a bundle ID for an in app purchase with the same bundle ID as the app ( APP_IDENTIFIER.IAP_IDENTIFIER), I get an error saying that the ID cannot have hyphens. I believe that deleting the hyphen on the iAP ID it will acknowledge the app but before starting all the work I want to be sure, so what do you think? There is no problem if the in app purchase ID isn't exactly the same as the app ID?
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Pang
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You can have the name of the app be different from the bundle ID. See this [SO answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/239006/451475) for how to do it. – zaph Jul 01 '15 at 23:42
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XCode -> Select Project -> Go To Target -> Info tab -> Add a key named 'Bundle Display Name (CFBundleDisplayName)' if it is not already there.
Enter your desired name here.
Build & Run.
EDIT:
As for your question about IAP ID, you are correct - there is no restriction on how you set your IAP ID - except that it should be unique across app store. You can ensure uniqueness by basing it off your app ID.
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