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I'm using MKStoreKit 4.0 to implement auto-renewable subscriptions in my app and I am able to purchase subscriptions fine but can't get auto-renewal to be successfully tested. This is what I'm doing:

  • I initialize MKStoreManager at the start of the app.

  • Whenever the the user is about to access a feature that requires a subscription I call the isSubscriptionActive: method for the corresponding subscription type.

My questions are:

1) Is this a valid way to use MKStoreKit for auto-renewables? (If not how should I do it?) 2) Has anyone successfully used auto-renewable subscriptions with MKSToreKit and if so how?

Thanks in advance for any help.

P.S. - I've thought of using restore purchases but that would require a password authentication from the user and showing that every time the app checks for subscription status would defeat the purpose of auto-renewable subscriptions.

Mattia
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  • Can you please send me code how you have implemented MKStoreKit in your code... Thanks in advance... You can send me it on my email id nilesh08.ec@gmail.com – Nilesh Kikani Oct 08 '11 at 10:19
  • I ended up using ASTStoreKit instead after running into a couple of issues with MKStoreKit. – Mattia Oct 11 '11 at 11:01
  • Do you still have your code for the MKStoreKit? I would be very interested in how you implemented it. Thanks. – zardon Oct 31 '11 at 09:22
  • Sorry I removed it entirely from the project and while it's probably still in a revision somewhere in the SVN repository I have no idea how stable or effective that code would be. – Mattia Nov 01 '11 at 00:41
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    Just in case anyone else posts a comment asking for my code the answer is: sorry I don't have any good implementation to offer but I would really consider ASTStoreKit as an alternative. It's slightly more complicated to set up but at least I found that it was much easier to read the code for it and make sense of the library. Also the support in my experience is better. – Mattia Nov 01 '11 at 00:46

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