window.storekit is undefined. about cordova-plugin-purchase

[j3k0]

How did you install the plugin? Manually? using plugman?

[Eternalspirit]

We installed it manually. I have no doubt that we did something wrong, but we double checked everything and, according to the documentation, it should be functioning correctly with what we've done.

If it makes it easier to help out, I can provide my Skype here if you're willing to talk in a more real-time setting.

UPDATE: I added a window.onerror function into the InAppPurchase.js file, and it came back with "ReferenceError: Can't find variable: module"

I'm assuming this is likely our problem, but I have no idea how to resolve this at this time.

EDIT: So, I believe I have tracked down the issue. I looked at the working sample project, and in the InAppPurchase.js file, there was the following line at the top of the script:

cordova.define("com.phonegap.plugins.inapppurchase.InAppPurchase", function(require, exports, module) {/**

This was MISSING from the IAP.js provided by the repository of your plugin version. Once I included that line (and closed the function correctly at the bottom of the file), alert(window.storekit) is returning "object Object", which is correct (I think).

I have yet to continue testing the plugin to see if this actually works, and I would like to get confirmation from you that this indeed should be in that file, so I will not close this just yet.

[j3k0]

This line:

cordova.define("com.phonegap.plugins.inapppurchase.InAppPurchase", function(require, exports, module) {

is added by cordova's plugin manager. This is new, I think from cordova 3.0, and maybe necessary to now add manually if you opted for the manual way of adding the plugin (to be confirmed).

Anyway, if you have access to the plugins' object, you can use it safely. I will document the issue. Can I ask which version of PhoneGap or Cordova you are using?

[Eternalspirit]

We're using Cordova 2.9.

After we added that line, the window.storekit object was being initialized correctly and IAP, thus far, has worked (for the most part anyways.. we're having very serious issues with trying to verify receipts using our server).

If you say it's fine to use it, then this issue can probably be closed. We're going to try again with the receipt validation on Monday, may post again about that if we can't figure it out.

Many thanks!

[Gabana]

Hi,

I am having exactly the same problem but i was not able to fix it adding the line Eternalspirit suggested:
cordova.define("com.phonegap.plugins.inapppurchase.InAppPurchase", function(require, exports, module) {

I am using XCode 5 and Cordova 2.9 too... although i'm using iOS 6.1

Any help will be reaaaally appreaciated!!!!
Thanks!

[j3k0]

@Gabana sorry, I've been long to react. Did you solve the issue? Can you share the solution?

[blaster151]

The documentation even in this thread seems a little ambiguous.

This line does not indicate where the closing brace should go:

cordova.define("com.phonegap.plugins.inapppurchase.InAppPurchase", function(require, exports, module) {

Should we assume that the closing brace belongs at the end of the file? Or does it belong elsewhere?

[j3k0]

It belongs at the end of the file. But anyway, if you're using a recent
version of phonegap, manual install shouldn't be necessary and you should
use the automatic install documented in the README.

Cofounder and Mobile Apps Developer at Fovea
http://fovea.cc

Email: [email protected]

On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 9:37 PM, blaster151 [email protected]
wrote:

The documentation even in this thread seems a little ambiguous.

This line does not indicate where the closing brace should go:

cordova.define("com.phonegap.plugins.inapppurchase.InAppPurchase",
function(require, exports, module) {

Should we assume that the closing brace belongs at the end of the file? Or
does it belong elsewhere?

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[blaster151]

Thanks for the response! I'm using Telerik AppBuilder, which sits on top of PhoneGap but seems to control access to it somewhat.  For example, instead of installing plug-ins at a command line, I have to use to Telerik's own "import custom plug-in" function, which tries to shield the developer somewhat.

I still haven't mastered the art of translating the details of plug-in README files into the correct equivalents for configuring under AppBuilder.  So for some reason, even though I think it's using the latest version of PhoneGap, I'm getting this error message that guided me to this discussion thread.

Jeff

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On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 9:11 PM, Jean-Christophe Hoelt
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It belongs at the end of the file. But anyway, if you're using a recent
version of phonegap, manual install shouldn't be necessary and you should
use the automatic install documented in the README.
Cofounder and Mobile Apps Developer at Fovea
http://fovea.cc
Email: [email protected]
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 9:37 PM, blaster151 [email protected]
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The documentation even in this thread seems a little ambiguous.

This line does not indicate where the closing brace should go:

cordova.define("com.phonegap.plugins.inapppurchase.InAppPurchase",
function(require, exports, module) {

Should we assume that the closing brace belongs at the end of the file? Or
does it belong elsewhere?

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