does anyone know where to stop any notification from TFS & VSTS platform? we are migrate from TFS <> VSTS and the people getting notification on each sync that happened, I'm thinking maybe the notification came from the active directory ?
Thanks
Go to https://[account].visualstudio.com/_notifications to turn off notifications.
Manage your notifications
On the other hand, you can manage team’s notification: https://[account].visualstudio.com/[team project]/_admin/_notifications
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I plan to extend my Xamarin.Android app (runs only on Android 9 devices) to periodically check a web service for new info and if there's new info, show a notification to the user.
How can I implement this if the polling and the notification shall also happen when the app is not running, e.g. when the device has just started?
Are IntentService and AlarmManager the right places to dig into?
Rather than writing a service in the background which may be killed by the android or having issue with the network reliability and complicated retry logic. It is far better to use the FCM push notification from the server to the devices and show them the information what you want to show.
For more you can check this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/android/app-fundamentals/notifications/
best way is using push notification services like firebase:
https://firebase.google.com
also for realtime notifications and detect trigger on sql tables in c# you can use SqlTableDependency :
https://www.nuget.org/packages/SqlTableDependency
I am trying to send a PUSH message to iOS using the Firebase. APNS certificate has been set up for the development and production, and It is confirmed that the remote message can be received. I think there is no way to send a message only for development in Firebase Console.
Not directly, there is no dev vs prod switch in the message composer.
One option is to have dev builds subscribe to topics with a _dev appended to them then only send to the _dev topics when developing.
As discussed above, you cannot send directly without knowing which devices are having development build or having production build.
What you can try is
Based on the scheme you are running/releaseing, set a firebase property, say isDevBuild, with values Yes for dev builds and No for prodbuild.
This property will be available for you in firebase console when you are composing the notification message.
Based on user-property if you set the property as Yes, the notification will be sent to all devices which has a dev build.
or
Create a separate firebase project for dev and prod.
This will help you in separating all your dev info (analytics, notification info) with prod info.
Hope this helps.
As Parse is shutting down I setup my own Parse server running on Heroku with this guide: https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server-example
However this does not support sending Apple push notifications.
How can I add support for sending push notifications?
It has been confirmed by the developers at Parse that they are working on adding Push Notifications for iOS & Android to the open source project. They plan to add it in the next month and they are also planning on adding the dashboard also within 2 months.
Confirmed here:
https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server/issues/56
If you need push sooner than that you could try using a 3rd party service such as Urban Airship.
check this for updates on when Parse will release push with dashboard.
Is there any way to push notifications without using a web server? I would like to schedule and store the notifications locally, maybe using Core Data. I haven't used the push API before.
I also plan on adding interactive features with iOS 8.
Thanks for your replies!
Use Local Notification
Local Notifications
I have a beta app that people are testing. Some are saying that they "turned off" push notifications in the Settings app but they are still getting notifications. My assumption is that if the user turned off notifications for my app via the Settings app, then I could still send notifications to their device and the notifications would not be displayed.
Is there a problem with how I am handing this? I have been searching through the Push Notification documentation but haven't found anything about this.
Thank You.
It's the users job to allow them.
It's the systems job to fetch/display them.
It's the servers job to send them.