I am using In App feature in my windows phone app and uploaded beta version to store. everything is working fine but it shows me two buttons, Install and Cancel, I need to change the text install to Purchase.
since we are not going to install anything we are purchasing an item so i need make fallowing changes like given Image
I don't know how to make these change, If any one have idea then suggest me what to do.
Thanks.
no answer at all.
Is this not possible?
For beta app, all IAP's are free - that's why in your first screen it is listed as "Free".
This purchase windows is common purchase experience defined by WP platform. You can't make changes/customizations to this. You can read more here, see point D.
Related
I'm testing my Win32 app converted to UWP, so I'm new to the whole Windows 10 Store concept.
So far I was able to get my app certified & published in the store via a private link. Now I would like to download and test it, but there's an issue.
The first time someone sees the app it has the following options:
but once you get it, all you see is this:
and even if you log in under a different Microsoft account (on the same computer), or previously uninstall the app, you get this:
and "free trial" simply installs it w/o a trial in that case.
So my question is, how do I make Windows Store "forget" that I have this app?
If you have bought the app you can't undo that, but you can always create a new user who has never bought for the testing purpose.
EDIT: Windows Store is for real transactions and not for testing. If you want to test, you should have a custom build that uses CurrentAppSimulator instead of CurrentApp
We are building an offline version of our online store.
This is for reps to take with them on a tablet when they are out. The reason it needs to be offline is because there will be no connection in a lot of the places and we aren't using tablets with 3/4g connectivity.We use Windows 8.1/RT based tablets.
Since php relies on a server and the tablets cannot be installed with xampp or the like, I have rebuilt the site using html and css.
So far this works and has some flexibility in it. The website is turned into an application using googles create application button in its tools (though technically it's not really an application). It has all the product info, pictures and videos the reps need. Another advantage to this is that the application and files are stored on a one drive cloud account shared to all the tablets. This way, I can update the app/website from my machine and have it up to date on all the reps machines. This current set up works for now but we are looking to add some more functionality.
What we want is a button on each product that will let a rep add an amount of that particular product to a quote form. Because each product sits on a different page, it can't be in the one page form. So as the rep is pressing the buttons on each product, they are getting stored somewhere. Then at the end, the rep can turn all those values into a word doc/pdf/excel by hitting a final submit button.
I have looked at web storage in html 5 but still not quite sure if I can get what I need using it.
Going through the explination here:
http://diveintohtml5.info/storage.html
looks like sites can store info but not sure how to turn this into a form or document at the end. This document is what the reps will email back to the head office.
Has anyone got any pointers on what I could do. Since the site/app has been created in html already, I would like to just build into the existing framework. Are there any other pieces of software that I could use? I do remember using spreadsheet converter to turn an excel file into a web form that exported a pdf but the form needs to be on a single page.
All help appreciated.
Thanks
I am creating an app with a Pro-feature which can be unlocked via in-app purchasing.
Is it possible to use the Windows Phone 8.1 Wallet API for creating a Voucher?
(As example for Reviewers or tester)
How can I ensure that the voucher can be used only by one person?
(maybe: can only be used for a particular LiveID)
Some recent changes here it seems. Microsoft now have a promo code system for Windows Phone, check this page : https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/windows/apps/mt297660.aspx
And it works for IAPs as well !
There isn't currently any voucher or promo-code system available for Windows Phone apps.
You could implement this yourself along with using the existing in-app purchase system. Check the code yourself and then enable the feature if either the code is present or if the in-app purchase was made.
Tying it to a login such as the LiveID would be a good way to lock it down to one person, especially if your app already has a login requirement. Another option would be to make the code one-use and then roam the unlocked status once it was set. That would let the first user to use the code use it on multiple devices so long as the app wasn't fully uninstalled or was used often enough to keep the roamed data alive.
Prepaid codes are frequent request on the Windows Platform Dev Feedback site. You can add your vote at http://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/110705-dev-platform/suggestions/2118985-prepaid-codes-for-wp-apps-promo-codes-for-review
I need help with publishing an app me and my team developed. It currently is in beta phase and we need testers. We thought of publishing it in the store as an open free beta app and ask for people to download it and report their bugs. After all the testing bugs are fixed the app will go public as v1.0 but not as free. We do however want the people who originally downloaded it to get all the updates for free as a reward for their help of testing our help and never have to pay for the app. How can that be done?
As you probably know Beta App is different than 'Normal' App - so after finished test you need to publish new application (you can't change beta to normal).
What you are asking is called targeted distribution - you can hide App (you will need to submit one more App for that purpose) from users browsing the store, and send a link to those who you choose (Beta testers). But you cannot prevent such a situation when a beta tester send this link to other person. So you have to cosider it.
EDIT
You cannot do such a thing like in beta version - create a list of user that will be able to use it.
The other solution that comes to my mind - you can create 'Beta' App that is the same as Normal App and alow specific user to use it. The disadventage of this method is that Beta expires after 90 days.
I'm using the IAP feature of Windows Phone 8, it's working fine. I have uploaded a .xap file for Beta testing, while I'm testing it, it shows me two buttons, Install and Cancel, I need to change the content of the Install button to Purchase, I don't know how to do that, does anyone know how to change that?
I mean how to customize purchase dialog.
Are these buttons specific to your app? In the general purchase experience (this is common across WP platform and can't be changed) you won't see them, only "Buy" (if it is paid) or "Free" (if it is free IAP or beta) and "Cancel" button to cancel the operation... see the sample IAP screen here http://cdn.asia.cnet.com/story_media/62216832/iap.jpg
As you mentioned in the question that this is a beta app, all IAP purchases are free in beta application and also in emulator.