In Android 10 there was no provision to launch an activity from a background service like BroadcastReceiver. I am curious to understand how android's default alarm application is loading a snooze/stop activity from the background service. I am trying to implement the same functionality but cannot succeed to launch an activity when the BroadcastReceiver is triggered.
I would like to know how the alarm snooze/stop activity is triggered in the background even though the screen is locked in Android 10. Thanks in advance for helping me understand the concept behind it
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I have a requirement where I need to record the time user spends viewing a certain attachment. I am opening the item in an external webview provided by flutter_inappwebview package on pub.dev.
Now to detect the amount of time user is spending I run timers. I want these timers to stop when the app is not in foreground, so I used Flutter's lifecycle events to detect this. The problem is, as soon as the webview is opened, the lifecycle event paused is called. Now i don't know if the user is viewing the item or has pushed the app to background.
Any leads will be helpful thanks.
I tried using flutter's lifecycle events, but they fire as soon as webview is launched and does not fire any other events after the webview is opened until user comes back to the app.
I'm debuging app in xcode but any debug point find. also some time crashing app for memory related i added screen sort for same
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I have using google map,background location,push notification so many functionality
note: Once background mode start then and then used background location after stop service
I’ve developed a Xcode app to trigger an action on timer expiry. This works fine when the app is visible on the device. However when the app is minimised eg. the Home button is pressed, the app doesn’t work. It seems like the app gets suspended. It resumes the countdown when it is brought to the foreground again.
Any guidance will be appreciated.
Timers will only run in the background if your app is running in the background for another reason. You will need to enable a background mode on the capabilities page. Your timer will also need to have already started when you enter the background
This may also be helpful:
https://www.raywenderlich.com/5817-background-modes-tutorial-getting-started
Background music from WebView keep playing when a user hits the home button. I am testing that on an Android 8.0 phone.
I have tried multiple solution from other thread (also tried using reflection as suggested on some threads). Unfortunately, nothing has worked for me. I am calling webview.onPause().
Is there any up to date solutions that are not listed on other threads that you can help me with?
I have an application that gets hidden (but is still running in the background) when the screen saver starts on the 4th Generation Apple TV.
How can I bring the app to the foreground (hide screen saver) when an event (update to an endpoint which I am long polling) happens in my app which is running in the background?
I don't think there's any way to do this. When the screen saver is running, your app can still be the foreground app, but it will be in an inactive state. This is similar to what happens on iOS when the user locks the screen while using an app. Like the iOS lock screen, the user might be actively using the system when it's in this state. For example, you can use Siri without dismissing the screen saver.