I used to be able to use apptester no problem but now I get this error when using my samsung tablet to open the invite email from outlook.
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I tried updating the OS, I am in developer mode, I'm logged in to the device with the email associated with the invitation.
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I'm having difficulty figuring out if the user has deleted my app from their Huawei phone when sending a Push.
I'm looking at the push docs, I do not see any error code for this case. Also, looking at the sample app that Huawei has given, I can't see it there either.
Does anyone know exactly what I need to look for when sending a push to Huawei to detect if an app is deleted from the phone?
One gets posted a receipt state with value 2, when the app isn't installed anymore.
If the app does not exist after the message is successfully sent to the device, the app has been uninstalled.
My ReceiptStatus.php would feature these values, but not yet implemented.
Currently I'm using Pushy to send Push Notification for iOS devices. Everything is working fine, except I'm getting exceptions for some devices with response (DeviceTokenNotForTopic)
Do we have any way to decode Device Token to get Topic associated?
The device token example as 195d2ab5bce448b692dbb6de91452e0fbac0e6c09a599525bce52accc8a6b34a
Thanks,
DeviceTokenNotForTopic can occur for the following reasons:
The iOS Bundle ID was changed since device was registered for notifications
The iOS Bundle ID configured in the Pushy Dashboard doesn't match the actual Bundle ID of the app installed on the device
The iOS device uninstalled your app, rendering the device token invalid.
The APNs Auth Key you uploaded to the Pushy Dashboard belongs to a different Apple Developer Account than the one your app is distributed under.
Please check the following:
Do the Pushy device tokens you're trying to send still have your app installed on those devices?
Does the iOS Bundle ID in Pushy Dashboard precisely equal the Bundle ID string in Xcode? Copy-paste to make sure there are no typos
Please uninstall your app completely on a test device. Install it and call pushy.register(). What device token is returned? Try sending a notification immediately to that device.
Please ensure you uploaded an APNs Auth Key to the Pushy Dashboard from the right Apple Developer Account that owns the app.
I've implemented Google SignIn on my React Native app using react-native-firebase and react-native-google-signin.
It's working as it should on iOS Simulator on my MacBook. However, when I submitted to the AppStore, the Apple Review Team rejected it saying that the Google Login was showing the error as shown in the screenshot.
I've been unable to reproduce this bug. It logs in perfectly fine on my device. Any idea on what's causing the issue on the Apple Review team's device?
Try with a gmail id which is not registered with firebase console for this app.
Example: You are using abc#gmail.com to register this app in firebase console. So, this error appears.
Try to use any other gmail address like xyz#gmail.com, to avoid this error.
I'm building an app with Ionic v3.
Now I've already set up push notification with OneSignal.
But I find out that if I send only 'number' message like '123123', iOS Device cannot receive the message. (Android work perfect). But English, Chinese and any other languages work.
p.s Idk attached link is ok or not, just in case, here's OneSignal plugin link https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs
Can you interrogate the Apple (APNS), Google (GCM) or Windows Phone push notification servers after the fact to find if a notification was delivered?
I know that when a server initially sends the push notification there is a response to say whether the message was processed (but this doesn't mean delivered) or rejected by the notification server. But is there any way to subsequently find out via Android, iOS or Windows Phone 8 if the message was delivered?
Ideally I'd like to achieve this just by interrogating the vendor's push notification server, worst case I'm assuming I'd have to put something in my app to register that a given notification arrived and somehow transmit this success status back to my server.
APNS, GCM and MPNs don't offer this functionality.
You'll have to support it yourself, by sending an acknowledgment from the app to your server whenever a notification reaches your app.
For GCM you can view statistics of deliveries, but nothing for individual deliveries :
Viewing Statistics
To view statistics and any error messages for your GCM applications:
Go to the Developer Console.
Login with your developer account.
You will see a page that has a list of all of your apps.
Click on the "statistics" link next to the app for which you want to view GCM
stats.
Now you are on the statistics page.
Go to the drop-down menu and select the GCM metric you want to view.
Note: Stats on the Google API Console are not enabled for GCM. You
must use the Developer Console.