I found the answer to this after I found a json validator on google.
The json object I was getting back IS INVALID
it is missing the leading "{" character.
Add that to the returned object and it parses just fine.
Here's the problem... Either it's a problem on my end in the receiving, or one
on apple's end... either way it could get corrected
if that happens then adding the leading "{" will cause a failure and people
that paid will not get what they paid for.
not sure how to fix this.
On Jun 3, 2011, at 10:37 PM, Development wrote:
> How do you decode the information sent from apple when you verify a receipt?
>
>
> I send the data to apple and they send what appears to be a json object back
> however I have tried a bunch of ways to decode the json object and all I get
> is a null return.
>
> I'm using a php script for the verify.
>
>
> Is there something about the return data that I am
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