{ // Logout complete — return to login screen launchLogin() } else -> { } } } } private fun launchLogin() { loginLauncher.launch(tmAuthentication.getLoginIntent(this)) } private fun showEventsScreen() { TicketsSDKSingleton.getEventsFragment(this)?.let { fragment -> supportFragmentManager.beginTransaction() .replace(R.id.fragmentContainer, fragment) .commit() } } } Common Patterns Waiting for Login to Complete

showTicketsTapped() { guard isConfigured else { print("⚠️ SDK not yet configured") return } let ticketsVC = TMTicketsViewController() navigationController?.pushViewController(ticketsVC, animated: true) } } What's Next? Now that you have the basic integration working, explore these topics: Essential Next Steps Integration Examples - Explore

Documentation Article for Release 3.8.2 Key Updates and Fixes: Removed "Error retrieving transfer" Message The "Error retrieving transfer" message will no longer appear when transfers are not set up in the application. This update improves user experience by

React Native Tickets SDK Application Integration Demo An example integration of the TicketmasterTickets framework is available for download: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-ticketmaster-ignite https://github.com/ticketmaster/react-native-ticketmaster-ignite

The Tickets SDK provides analytics callbacks so you can track user behavior within the SDK experience. You can observe page views, user actions, and associated metadata to feed into your own analytics systems. Note: These analytics callbacks are for your

Migrating from Legacy Purchase SDK to Retail SDK (iOS) If your app uses our legacy Purchase SDK offered through June 2023 to show Event Detail Page and purchase flow, this is how you can migrate the code base to use

appear in the Ticketmaster app, but tickets will NOT display and CANNOT be managed or viewed there. Fans are routed to the client app to view and manager tickets. This capability is part of the 3.13 release, but team

Accounts SDK (Authentication framework) implements many of functions that were originally in the old Presence SDK. Including Login, Logout, get OAuthToken, get MemberInfo, and Configure with APIKey. Migration Guides from Presence SDK to Tickets & Authentication are available: Android Presence SDK

Overview Android Crash Scenario Fix: Changed lifecycle owner for a fragment result listener within EventContainerFragment which could have caused a crash under specific circumstances No Sensitive Dependencies related to this release (see: 3.9.0 for latest version) Crash Scenario

What is the Tickets SDK? The Tickets SDK gives your app a complete post-purchase ticketing experience — event listings, ticket management, secure entry barcodes and customizable content modules. Your fans can view, transfer and resell their tickets without leaving your

.add(android.R.id.content, fragment) .commit() Next Step in the Flow Once the fan is satisfied with their ticket selection, they enter the next step, which is Checkout (Cart) .

been loaded */ public fun onLoadingPage(url: URL) /** * A warning that the page is taking so long to load, that the native loading was dismissed as a precaution. * @param url The url that is taking long to load * @param duration */ public

Release 3.14.6 (09/22/2025) Download as part of Ignite 1.17.0 release New SystemExchange login functionality Release 3.13.4 (06/09/2025) Download as part of Ignite 1.15.0 release Fix for login page

in the Ticketmaster app, but tickets will NOT display and CANNOT be managed or viewed there. Fans are routed to the client app to view and manager tickets. This capability is part of the 3.13 release, but team-specific

iOS Tickets SDK Application Integration Demo An example integration of the TicketmasterTickets framework (including all the examples you've seen so far) is available for download: iOS Tickets Demo App https://github.com/ticketmaster/iOS-TicketsDemoApp To see Tickets SDK

This release contained two updates for Ticketmaster platforms SportXR (aka: TicketmasterSport) & Microflex (International Ticketing platform). These updates are applicable to only clients apps which are ticketed from either of those platforms which are located outside of the North American market

Retail SDK module of the NPM library The Retail SDK can be integrated into your React Native project manually - by following the steps listed in the guides below: ( Getting Started , Pre-purchase and Purchase ) - or by using our NPM library

“Beta” client adjustment to “cancel listing” button when a fan has a ticket listed. Fans will now click on “Manage listing” and be displayed the listed tickets for management. Pick up if: You’re a “beta” client using resale

React Native wrappers for prebuilt modules The Tickets SDK provides React Native wrappers for five prebuilt modules. Each wrapper surfaces the module's functionality in your React Native app using the same IgniteProvider configuration API. For full details on what

Release 3.10.2 (03/04/2025) A supplemental release for 3.10.1, which adds 1 more fix for a prominent crash to the existing improvements to the authentication flow mentioned in 3.10.1. Fixed crash related to