+2I’m testing my app for which I’ve configured a v1 paywall offering choice of subscriptions and a single lifetime price.
The paywall sheet is displaying fine but the offering variable is not translated.
I’m seeing offering panels like:
First {{ sub_offer_duration }} free, then $7.99/yr ($0.67/mo).
I will get around it for now just hard-coding in the values but it looks like a bug.
Using SDK via SPM ver 5.19.0
cheers
Andy
Best answer by Andy Dent
So I went back into the editor and tried adding another package, just because I like to debug things.
Just adding a subscription package, with the Preview Settings for Introductory offer values checked, shows the same problem I had before.
The text which the editor inserts when you add a new package has
First ({ sub_offer_duration }} free, then {{ total_price_and_per_month }}
so I looked more closely, copying that text out into my trusty BBEdit and putting my working copy underneath.
It helps to be using a bigger font - the template has paren brace instead of brace brace for the opening of the sub_offer_duration expression.
Ironically, when I started this thread, I must have typed it in by hand here instead of copying from the Paywall editor!
+2Hi
Is this empty only for the lifetime price or for any product?
Good question.
I’m only using that clause on the subscription products.
I just put the variable back to replace my literal text and now it is working!
First {{ sub_offer_duration }} free, then {{ total_price_and_per_month }}
Cancel any time.
So either there was a backend fix in the last few days or something about the original template text had a gremlin in it. I can’t see a difference.
Anyway happy Andy is finalising his RevenueCat integration to test and ship to store!!!!
+2
So I went back into the editor and tried adding another package, just because I like to debug things.
Just adding a subscription package, with the Preview Settings for Introductory offer values checked, shows the same problem I had before.
The text which the editor inserts when you add a new package has
First ({ sub_offer_duration }} free, then {{ total_price_and_per_month }}
so I looked more closely, copying that text out into my trusty BBEdit and putting my working copy underneath.
It helps to be using a bigger font - the template has paren brace instead of brace brace for the opening of the sub_offer_duration expression.
Ironically, when I started this thread, I must have typed it in by hand here instead of copying from the Paywall editor!
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