I was following a tutorial of how to add Push Notifications to an iOS app, but I got stuff near the end. It asked to turn on Push Notifications in Capabilities, but I don't have that option. Please let me know how to fix this problem, thank you.
P.S. I am enrolled in the development program and I pretty sure that the app was not a Wildcard app, because I started a new app.
Thanks!
These are the options I have, lacking Push Notifications,
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So I am whitelabeling the Rocket.chat app for iOS. I have already done this for Android and it is working very well. The issue I'm having is that the app works on the simulator, but it does not receive any notifications. I have followed these instructions to no avail. It seems as if the app is not able to communicate with Firebase. Additionally, when I first launch the app after installing, it asks if I want to enable notifications, so the app itself is working. I'm really not sure what to try next. Thank you for your help. If you need any additional information, just let me know.
So the simulator cannot receive push notifications. Seems strange, but that was the problem.
A few days ago, I got the issue below.
I've been getting notifications for the past several days. The notification had been enabled, and the app was working (I received push notification) until it suddenly didn't yesterday. And when I open the app, it suddenly asks me to enable notification (please see the picture "iOS Push Notification Permission Alert.png")
iOS Push Notification Permission Alert.png
I guessed that my client removed the app and re-installed, so all permissions were lost. But they said that they didn't.
So, How can it happen?
My concerns are:
If notification was enabled, how can it show the alert above again? Is there a possible way?
If notification was not enabled, why have I received the notification for the past several days?
Under which scenario(s), would an app suddenly disable already enabled notification? Is there a way to disable notification permission for the app on the iOS phone by programming?
I will appreciate your answers so much!
P/s: I read the post disable push notification in app, but it doesn't help for my questions.
This is only possible if the app is reinstalled or the notifications are turned off from the settings.
There is one setting in iPhone which will allow iPhone to offload the unused apps and if this happened, there will be a cloud icon on the left of app title.The app will be reinstalled when you click it again.
And it seems that it will also happened when the storage of iPhone is not enough.
So I guess this happened in your client's phone.
This setting is in both Setting-iTunes & App Stores-Offload Unused Apps and Setting-General-iPhone Storage-Offload Unused Apps.
I have an enterprise iOS app I'm developing which receives push notifications for various features. I have the push notification service installed and working while debugging the app with Xcode and an iPhone X (phone doesn't matter, I've tried multiple and they all seem to work directly from Xcode).
If I package the app and distribute it over the air to the device, I get the normal "Would you like to receive push notifications" (which I agree to), but then it won't receive push notifications.
Things I've checked:
Make sure the device capability "Push Notifications" is turned on.
Make sure the bundle identifier matches.
Verify that the pushID is correct.
Verify that Background Modes: Remote Notifications is turned on.
The only thing I can think of is that maybe when the app is packaged it's flipping something to production rather than development and maybe when I send the push notification it's not able to send to production or something along those lines.
Has anyone had this issue before?
#HarshalBhavsar's answer got me closer. I found the explanation here though:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/35628480/3921182
As it turns out, Apple has a push notification service for development that is separate from distribution(production). When sending the push notification messages to a distributed app, they actually need to be sent to:
ssl://gateway.push.apple.com:2195
rather than
ssl://gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com:2195
My app uses GCM to send push notifications and it all worked great.
Recently, one of subdcribers bought iPhone 7 and wrote to me, that push notifications dont work.
I've checked the logs from GCM - message is sent correctly:
{"multicast_id":6854913573879465744,"success":1,"failure":0,"canonical_ids":0,"results":[{"message_id":"0:1484614306664165%6a57bb166a57bb16"}]}
She does receive other notifications from facebook, viber, etc., so no trouble with network.
Notifications are enabled in general and for my app.
"Do not disturb" is off.
Other subscribers with iOS 10.2 successfully receive notifications on their iPhones 5/6.
Reinstalling the app didnt help. App successfully receives the token, but doesnt receive notifications after.
What else can I check? Thank you.
I think this is a common issue on iPhone7. Check it here. I guess you have done all the workarounds in the link given but still no luck to fix the issue. Maybe this thread might help. Suggested action is to make sure that on your project settings, under the Capabilities Tab, scroll down to Push Notifications and turn it to ON. This automatically generates an entitlements file that contains the key APS Environment.
I am new in IOS developing. I created an uiwebview app in Objective-C. It is successfully tested on IOS Simulator.
Now I would like to implement the push functionality.I have surfed the internet.
But I have not found any proper post related to this topic in Objective-C.
Please help.
You could checkout OneSignal it's free push notification service, as probably you don't have a push notification server, OneSignal will be really useful for you.
Here is a documentation link to learn how to implement it