I have just bought this and added it to my latest project. The only thing I am wondering is why the hell didnt I use this before!?! Absolutely brilliant contribution to the market and I for one have tried to hard code IAP without success. Its an absolute minefield but this offers a wonderful solution. Simply wonderful.

yeah it is! I am just trying to figure out how to make a "remove ads" feature

I'm trying to work out how to use it for downloadable content.

That's why I call it EASY iAP. -tM

I'll post a how to for ad removal when I get a chance. Did this in a recent app

Yeah I've been meaning to create a sort of "How To" Video for my plugin (including ad removal), but haven't gotten around to it. What I'd really like to do is just record a session on Skype or something of me running through with somebody how to set it all up. So if anyone would like free labor PM me. -tM

I'm not sure this could be used for downloadable content, certainly not easily. I spotted the ad removal which I think is a good idea so long as other features are added. I cant see a situation where I'd ever pay solely to remove ads, unless they were in the way of the features.

i'm struggling with this :o(

I made a whole "Disable Ads with IAP" PDF tutorial to be posted on BT - sent it off to David and then to Stobe, but I guess it got lost in the mix. The code I used would be outdated now anyway with the recent Xcode package update Maybe I'll upload an updated one to dropbox and post it here in a bit

Ok here is an updated tutorial on disabling ads using in-app-purchases - https://www.dropbox.com/s/5ftv1x99vmmkena/Untitled.pdf The text in the screenshots hasn't been updated, but the pics are just there to give a better idea of where to paste the code. Let me know if any parts are confusing Here is an app that is currently using this method - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fan-club-one-direction-edition/id517597110?ls=1&mt=8 @Chris1 - You're much more of a coder than I am so I wouldn't be surprised if you have a better way of going about it. Feel free to post it if you do

nice Absentia - your method is a little bit different than mine, but the general idea is the same. Initialize an Easy In-App Purchase screen, sending a variable along the way that says "this is for disabling ads", and have the EIAP plugin check for that variable. If it exists, save a key to NSUserDefaults that can be checked against later.

I'm already saving the Product ID to NSUserDefaults (with the key being the apple id (i.e. "com.mycompany.myproduct")). -tM

What happens when there's multiple screens in the same app? They can't all have the same key.

@chris1 The Key is the Product ID (i.e. "com.mycompany.myproduct"). And there can never be duplicates of these. All you have to do is to check that what it returns is not null or @"". -tM

Sorry - read it quickly and confused what you were saying with the app Id! Yep, that saves a step in saving info to the disk.

@Absenta There is an issue i am having with your EIAP Modification. Here is the code I get a warning on the method getStyleValueForScreen saying not found for return type (defaults to id) This is the statement below if([[BT_strings getStyleValueForScreen:self.screenData:@"navBarTitleText":@""] isEqualToString:@"Disable Fullscreen Ads"]){ //the block of code is fine. no need to put it here }

This is old code, not updated for the new Xcode

ok, only posting so I can look later to know how to remove aanoying adds.

OK I am totally stuck with how to implement this. I have looked at topics using search, but can't figure out how to even get started. Can anybody help get me started?