Please check out https://www.webviewgold.com/docs/iOS/#inapppurchases (iOS) or https://www.webviewgold.com/docs/android/#inapppurchases (Android). Our In-App Purchase API allows you to redirect to an URL in a successful payment/subscription case. If the subscription expired, another expiration URL will be called. Both URLs can be used to trigger upgrading your user in the database or setting a client-side “premium” cookie. Additionally or alternatively, WebViewGold also allows you to handle In-App Purchase or Subscription data from a server-side. After a successful transaction, the following JavaScript variables are created and injected into the webpage by WebViewGold, see documentation for more details.
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- How to set a successful URL for In-App Purchases? If I use your in-app purchase API, would it be possible to identify the buyer grant full access to web content? If yes, do I need to do it manually or is it an integrated solution?
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