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Maxim Epishev suggested Dec 10, '19

Improvement of the add-on "Apple" and PlayFabClientApi for validation of purchases for MacOSX.

Unfortunately, at the moment, there is no way to validate purchases on MacOSX if the project already uses the "Apple" add-on, since the validation uses the "iOS App Bundle ID" and "iOS App Shared" fields, which are required for validation on iOS builds.Unfortunately, at the moment, there is no way to validate purchases on MacOSX if the project already uses the "Apple" add-on, since the validation uses the "iOS App Bundle ID" and "iOS App Shared" fields, which are required for validation on iOS builds. If the Apple add-on is disabled or when filling in the iOS App Bundle ID and iOS App Shared fields with data from the application page on the Mac App Store, the validation of purchases is successful. It would be very convenient if you expanded the add-on "Apple" and added a separate method for validation on MacOSX to PlayFabClientApi, similar to the ValidateIOSReceipt method.

Thanks in advance!

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brendan commented Dec 10, '19

Please use the technique described in this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7598047/online-receipt-validation-for-mac-app-store-in-app-purchases

Apple Mac OS receipts are processed the same way as iTunes receipts, you just need to base 64 encode the receipt. The Shared Secret for an iTunes app is only used for validation of subscriptions (it's the password), and all Apple purchase receipts have the Bundle ID for your project - that's how it's defined in their store.

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Andrey commented · Dec 16, 2019 at 10:45 AM

Hello. We already successfully make purchases, but on different projects. The problem is that using one project on PlayFab, we cannot make purchases simultaneously with both MacOSX and IOS. This seems to be due to the fact that the "Bundle Id" field of the application for MacOSX and iOS is different. We checked our guesses using a copy of our main project, and the purchase on MacOSX was validated successfully, but it was worth adding the add-on “Apple” to the project on PlayFab and filling in the fields “iOS App Bundle ID” and “iOS App Shared”, purchases on MacOSX stopped validating, but everything worked fine on iOS. We plan to use a subscription in our project, because we can’t just refuse to use the add-on "Apple", but when using it we can’t validate the purchase on the MacOSX build for the Mac App Store.

Thanks in advance!

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Andrey commented Dec 16, '19

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Improvement of the add-on "Apple" and PlayFabClientApi for validation of purchases for MacOSX.

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