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Eric Schoenholzer
asked on 17 Feb 2012, 12:43 AM
Hi,
My Idea is to allow a base functionality in my app, but some feature should be disabled until the app is bought.
So I added the FeatureReminder to my app.
I tried to set the FeeUsageCount to null, 0 and 1, but no dialog is shown, when I call my "disabled" function.
When calling Notify(), no message is shown.
Testing for IsTrialExpired , value is always false.
So my questions:
- How I should implement it (Trial reminder should be shown after first use)?
- What are the init values for the reminder?
- What should I do, when the app is bought? Does the TrialFeauteReminder test the internal value IsTrail() ?
Thanks
Eric
My Idea is to allow a base functionality in my app, but some feature should be disabled until the app is bought.
So I added the FeatureReminder to my app.
I tried to set the FeeUsageCount to null, 0 and 1, but no dialog is shown, when I call my "disabled" function.
When calling Notify(), no message is shown.
Testing for IsTrialExpired , value is always false.
return new RadTrialFeatureReminder() { FeatureId = 1, AllowedTrialUsageCount = 1, // maximum number of app runs until trial is expired FreeUsageCount = 1, // number of app runs when no reminder will be displayed OccurrenceUsageCount = 1 // reminder will be displayed on every run after the free usage is over };So my questions:
- How I should implement it (Trial reminder should be shown after first use)?
- What are the init values for the reminder?
- What should I do, when the app is bought? Does the TrialFeauteReminder test the internal value IsTrail() ?
Thanks
Eric
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Hello Eric,
To enable the trial reminder the application should run in Trial mode. This is not the case when the application is not installed as a trial from marketplace. To simulate the trial mode you need to set the SimulateTrialForTests property to true (but please do it when DEBUG symbols are on, so you don't forget to remove it when you deploy your application to the marketplace).
Here is the full code needed. I'm also attaching a sample project for your reference. This is rather new feature so please let us know if you have any feedback.
Greetings,
Valentin.Stoychev
the Telerik team
To enable the trial reminder the application should run in Trial mode. This is not the case when the application is not installed as a trial from marketplace. To simulate the trial mode you need to set the SimulateTrialForTests property to true (but please do it when DEBUG symbols are on, so you don't forget to remove it when you deploy your application to the marketplace).
Here is the full code needed. I'm also attaching a sample project for your reference. This is rather new feature so please let us know if you have any feedback.
public MainPage() { InitializeComponent(); paidFeatureReminder = new RadTrialFeatureReminder() { FreeUsageCount = 0, AllowedTrialUsageCount =1, FeatureId = 1,#if DEBUG SimulateTrialForTests = true#endif }; if (paidFeatureReminder.IsTrialExpired) { FeatureButton.IsEnabled = false; } } private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { paidFeatureReminder.UsageCount++; paidFeatureReminder.Notify(); if (paidFeatureReminder.IsTrialExpired) { FeatureButton.IsEnabled = false; return; } // perform the feature actions }Greetings,
Valentin.Stoychev
the Telerik team
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answered on 17 Feb 2012, 11:39 AM
Hello Valentin,
Great, works like a charm.
I failed to see the use of "SimulateTrialForTests".
I started with the beta, now I'm using the release version.
My goal is to use all all the new building blocks.
What I have seen and implemented until now, is very useful.
Regards
Eric
Great, works like a charm.
I failed to see the use of "SimulateTrialForTests".
I started with the beta, now I'm using the release version.
My goal is to use all all the new building blocks.
What I have seen and implemented until now, is very useful.
Regards
Eric