I push notifications to my own app from Parse, and my app can receive the notifications well. What I’m trying to do now is to get the notification text/message, and the time when the notification arrives. I try to implement a notification history for my app (similar to Notification Center). Please show me where to start for making this function in Xcode, thank you in advance.
add a property to the Push Notification using a custom JSON payload:
{
"alert":"Hello",
"sound":"default",
"pushDate":"dateformat"
}
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A FCM firebase notification push message was received from the remote message function but does not push on my device. I have set the firebase proxy delegate to yes.
Rembember that push notification not showing on Simulator and when the app is running, just hide app and try send a new notification.
You need to make sure certain things.
You are not testing in a simulator. Notifications are not allowed there.
Payload used to be proper. https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/CreatingtheNotificationPayload.html
Permission for notification should be given.
I have a problem. When my App is Terminated by the user, push notifications are not detected by the application. The push notification is sent with content_available = true.
What should I do?
This is default system behaviour. If you Application is terminated by the user (from the App switcher), Silent Push Notifications (content_available = true) will not wake the Application, i.e. Application:didreceiveremotenotification will not be called.
If you want the user to be notified, do not send a Silent Push Notification. Send a normal push notification which will show up in the user's notification tray.
That is the way how it works on iOS.
If you app is not running at all, your app receive no push notifications at all. Only if the user swipe over one of your push notifications on the lock screen or the notification center your app will be started and you will be notified that your app was started because of the push message.
If you app is in the background, you actually can handle push notifications by enabling "run in background" support.
I'm talking iOS9 and earlier here. Not sure if the behaviour has been changed in iOS10. But if you are coming from Android then you have to accept that push notification handling works completely different on iOS than on Android.
Sending the notification with the content_available as disabled. content_available = 0
The content_available field is used for sending silent push notifications to process in the background and will not display as a notification.
See documentation : https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/Chapters/TheNotificationPayload.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008194-CH107-SW6
Hope this helps,
DT
Make sure that in your push notification payload you are adding priority:"high". It will ensure that your app will receive a Push Notification in background or closed mode.
{
"to" : "/topics/{userId}"
"content_available":true,
"priority":"high"
"notification" : {
"title": "",
"body":""
},
"data" : {
//custom key value pairs
}
}
Is it possible in iOS 7/8 not to show push notifications? In push userInfo I receive some data. Is it possible to check this data and show/not show this push notification? I need this when user have to logout from my application.
Sorry, You can not stop notification from being shown in notification panel. When your app is in background/terminate state. First Notification is shown in notification panel.
You can control show/hide notification in your application. When your app method didReceiveRemoteNotification is called.
You can ask your back-end developer to send some flag whether this notification should be displayed or not.
Yes,it is possible in server side.when you get notification at the same time ask server side to send save that in one web service from that you have to get and show the details to user.
In app is open that time you able get notification data in didReceiveRemoteNotification.
Is there a way to show or list Apple push notifications on any user page?
It's pretty hard to find where is the alert message is received.
Here is the Xamarin doc for Remote Notifications: http://docs.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/application_fundamentals/notifications/ios/remote_notifications_in_ios/.
iOS handles the push notification for you, your app is only informed of a push notification if you app is running in the foreground or when the user clicks on the notification and you app is opened.
With the iOS SDK there is no way to get a list of notifications for you app, the best way to create this is by keep a list server side.
Have a look at MonoTouch.UIKit.UIApplicationDelegate.ReceivedRemoteNotification Method
I'm writing an app that receives push notifications. When it gets one, and someone opens their phone through that notification, my application's delegate receives a application:didReceiveRemoteNotification: which comes with important notification data in the second argument.
However, if they get a push notification for another app, and open their phone through that, and then open my app, my apps notification is still queue in the pull-down notification center, and my app's delegate does not receive an application:didReceiveRemoteNotification: message with that push data until they tap that notification in the pull-down notification center. Ergo, I don't get the push data I want processed in my app regardless of how the user opens the app...
Is there a way I can get that notification in applicationDidBecomeActive: somehow?
Help appreciated. Thanks,
Nick
Unfortunately, it isn't possible.
As far as I know, there are only two ways for your app to learn about a push notification:
The user opens your app by tapping/swiping the notification
You app is open when the device receives the push notification