Here, I am trying to implement "reply from notification" feature like WhatsApp,
I am able to open text field from action button but it takes few taps to do that.
When you click (single tap) on the notification got from WhatsApp (while phone is locked) it will directly opens the text field where I can add reply message.
Currently when I click on the notification (while phone is locked) it will directly opens the app which I don't want to be happen. App should not be launched.
Also I have used Notification Content Extension too.
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I have an app that contains stopwatch and when time is running and the app enters background I would like to have a notification on lock screen and in Notification Center (when you swipe down). The notification should contain actual time of the stopwatches and user should be able to stop/start the stopwatches.
I was trying to achieve this using UNNotificationContentExtension but as documentation says:
When an iOS device receives a notification containing an alert, the system displays the contents of the alert in two stages. Initially, it displays an abbreviated banner with the title, subtitle, and two to four lines of body text from the notification. If the user presses the abbreviated banner, iOS displays the full notification interface, including any notification-related actions. The system provides the interface for the abbreviated banner, but you can customize the full interface using a notification content app extension.
I found out that I am able to edit just full notification interface which means that when user gets notification and opens it I can show him whatever I want (I tried mediaPlayPauseButtonType to handle stopwatches). But when I check the lockscreen the notification stays default.
What are the possibilities to achieve Notification similar to Spotify - when you play song, you can pause the song and you can see the time etc. from the lockscreen?
Thanks!
I've noticed that when a user receives a push notification, if he taps it from the notification panel (or manually launches the app, for that matter), it'll remove the notification from the panel. I suppose this is fine if it's a single notification, but what about if the user has multiple notifications? I wouldn't want it to clear all of them, just the one that was tapped.
I've been having trouble finding out information on this. I know it MUST be possible, because the Skype app does it. You receive 5 push notifications about unread messages on Skype, and if you tap one, it launches the app. However, it doesn't remove all the notifications from the panel, only the one you tapped. How are they doing this?
The iOS app I'm working on for a client currently only uses Apple Watch for notifications.
When a local notification fires while the user's phone is locked, it displays the notification on the phone. The user can dismiss the notification or click on one of the action buttons on it.
In either case, I want to dismiss the watch app and go back to whatever state it was in (back to the watch desktop, or springboard, or whatever it's called.) I don't want to present the UI for the watch app, since there isn't one, at least not yet. I don't know if my client is going to define a watch app UI or not.
As it is now, once the user clicks the dismiss button or an action button on the notification, the user is left with a stupid-looking placeholder watch app that simply has a button called "button" (which I added for testing.)
I'm afraid that you cannot change this. iOS decides which device the notification is shown on and you have no control over this.
If the iPhone is locked then iOS assumes that you are using your watch and will deliver the notification to it, however if your iPhone is unlocked it tends to deliver to notification to the iPhone.
I receive PushNotification as badge as well as alert and are displayed as badges on the app icon.
I receive the payload successfully when I click on alert, which appears at top area of the screen.
But, if the notification is received and I click on the application icon i don't get the payload in any of below mentioned the methods.
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:
So, what could be the problem or have I missed something in handling such case.
That would be expected behavior. You don't want to show the push notification for the user if he himself did not actively chose to to tap on the alert. If user is in your app while receiving notification you can ask the user if he wants to view it or dismiss it.
My app sending messages notification to the home screen notification bar, but when I'm clicking on some message there, "Message Preview" window opens.
I am aware of
SO - Opening application from notification bar in blackberry
SO - Blackberry ApplicationIndicator click handler on Home Screen
While I have implemented ApplicationMessageFolderListener and adding it to ApplicationMessageFolder, still actionPerformed is never called when I'm clicking on message in notification bar.
Is there a way to handle notification message click event from own application?
Same question on BB forums.
I recently struggled with this very same problem. When a user opens an ApplicationMessage object, ApplicationMessageFolderListener.actionPerformed() is not notified. It is notified if the user marks the message as opened without actually opening it. After some digging, this is by design.
To get notified when the message is actually opened, you have to implement a class that extends the ApplicationMenuItem class and overrides its run() method. The context parameter will be set to the ApplicationMessage object that is being opened. You can then register that menu item using the ApplicationMessageFolderRegistry.registerMessageMenuItems() method for the particular message state combinations that the menu item applies to, such as ApplicationMessage.Status.UNOPENED.