I am using Push Notification for my IOS APP. I just want to know using push notes can we find out that app is deleted from device or not.
Thanks in advance
Apple provides a feed back service for this here is a link to the documentation, basically you can use their feedback service to check if push notification tokens are still valid... hope this helps
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hii is there an API to implement way2sms app to send text messages to india.The App already exists in Android.I want to implement the same features in iphone also.Any idea to start the project.
There is already an app at the app store that sends free SMS accoss India
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smsglobal/id570193291?ls=1&mt=8
I am not very sure about this. Just hit it on google. May be this would help you!!
https://www.mashape.com/blaazetech/way2sms
And it is clearly mentioned in this site, there is no API for way2sms.
I think you should try to get the code from .apk android apps and get the api from this
Am developing an iPhone app. In my current iPhone app i want to integrate APNS that we want to send a messages to the user. I gathered information about APNS. But, still i have some doubts on the APNS.
How APN works that means how the push notifications showing to the user?
If our iPhone app get closed from Background, the Apple push notification will work or our app should be in run?
What will happen if we send a notification to the user but,if the user is in offline. The message will deliver to the user once the user gets online (Get network connection) or the message won't show to the user?
Push Notifications will be show the user if the user doesn't open the app in their iPhone?
Can anyone please guide me on these doubts? I hope on you friends. Please help me. Thanks in advance.
I think you did not follow Apple developer library instructions. I have doubts about your understanding of APNS and its working.
When you send the notification to user, and his cell is off or not connected to the internet, he/she will get message/notification when his/her cell will turn on or connect to the network.
And Push Notifications also work when your application is in backGround or user is not using the application.
Hope this information can clear your confusion, you should look in to the apple developer videos and SDK about push notifications.
Also this is SOreadytohelp.
You asked quite a few questions. I'll try to answer some of them as well as I know:
How APN works: You send a message to Apple's servers with the specific device ID. Apple will deliver that message to the iOS device. (You likely want a more specific answer, so please ask.)
If your app has been allowed background app notifications, then they will be delivered in the background. (The user can enable/disable this)
If the particular iOS device is not connected to the network, notifications will be queued. But, identical notifications will get discarded and only the most recent will get delivered. See: Quality of Service
Yes (basically the same answer for 2).
Does anyone know if you can send a user to an app's update in the appstore?
We want to do this from within the app and/or when getting a Push Notification.
Thanks!
Yes, it is possible as long as you have the URL that links to your app.
I'm not 100% sure, but I seem to remember seeing something in the apple rules that means you may not be able to send a push notification advertising new apps. But an update may be ok.
Remember as well that a user may have already updated the app because they had the badge on the AppStore icon and then you push a notification out to all users. Could be annoying.
Hi Titanium developers.
How to register a device token as soon as you open an app? like any regular app that supports push notification.
I checked kitchen sink examples and urban airship but this will need clicking on a button to register the device.
Thanks.
Take a look at the guides for Appcelerator Push Notifications through Urban Airship. If you want to target Android right now, look for where it links to UrbanAirship.js.
Then when your app loads, you can register their device for push notifications. I hope this helps! Let me know if anything comes up or you have trouble understanding what I've linked.
I am looking for a way to open an app on the page a pushnotification is pointing to.
Is there a way to see if I have received any push notification when starting my app?
Thanks in advance
Check for the launch option keys UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey and UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocalNotificationKey in the launchOptions-Dictionary given in application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:.