Get old id of bundles

[Loryonix (Loryy)]

Hello! i did this script and i want to the player put the id of bundle on a gui, and then the game get the “old” bundle id and allow the player to buy it, but my script isnt working, no errors, and also dont work, can someone help me?

repeat wait() until game.Players.LocalPlayer
script.Parent.FocusLost:connect(function()pcall(function()
local haha = game:GetService('AssetService'):GetBundleDetailsAsync(game.Players.LocalPlayer,tonumber(script.Parent.Text))
game:GetService("MarketplaceService"):PromptPurchase(game.Players.LocalPlayer,haha)
end)end)

[7z99 (cody)]

Try using :PromptBundlePurchase instead.

[Loryonix (Loryy)]

@7z99

:PromptBundlePurchase

Sadly not out yet
(30 aaaaaaaaaaaaaa)

[7z99 (cody)]

Hmm, only just noticed that now. It doesn’t appear there is a method to do this unfortunately. There are a few posts about it but it hasn’t been answered yet.

Marketplace:PromptBundlePurchase

As a Roblox developer, it is currently too hard to prompt purchases for bundles, because of how this “ID system” works. :PromptPurchase currently only works for some catalog items (hats, clothing, ect) and some items in the library like models (I think). This example here has an ID of 485: https://www.roblox.com/bundles/485/Druid-of-the-Owl And this code example here would NOT work… game:GetService("MarketplaceService"):PromptPurchase(client, 485); Bundles are catalog items, and you can pr…

Ability to prompt purchases for bundles / body packages in-game

We just created a wonderfully organized catalog showcasing all 6 pages of roblox “Body Part” bundles for players to use. It’s really fun to play with and see what they look like in-game, and there’s definitely some “winners” I overlooked in the past that I would 100% consider using now on my own roblox character! Body bundles are definitely under-used, aaaand maybe for some valid reasons (we’ll get it perfect one day). BUT we want to change that - they ARE really fun & some are top notch, and …

Even digging in inspect element shows no “old ID”.

[7z99 (cody)]

WAIT I found out how. Kinda.

You aren’t able to access them using an API but if you use the wayback machine with :PromptPurchase, you’re able to get access to the old ID.

Avatar Items, Virtual Avatars, Virtual Goods

Problem is that the number of archived IDs is extremely limited.

[Loryonix (Loryy)]

Yeah but theres not all itens…

[7z99 (cody)]

Yeah you would have to look around to get access to them. Luckily, some of the more popular ones are still accessible. Just look around on the Internet for the bundles’ release dates and they should appear on the front page.

[7z99 (cody)]

I looked into it some more and maybe this could help?

AssetService