I want to send a notification to PWA. I am working with service-worker and firebase.
It's only working whenever the browser is opened.
Is there any solution to send a push notification when the browser is closed
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I have implemented Onesignals web push in my PWA app made on nuxt it works fine and it receive push notification till the app is opened, but after closing the app no more notifications are received but i checked on oneSignals dashboard it shows 'Received'. (This happens in some devices, while other devices receive notifiacation even if the app is closed )
I have been developing Firebase Push Notification Integrated iOS application.
I already integrated some codes, and some settings.
So I can receive Firebase Silent Push Notification when app is in foreground.
But I have a issue when app is closed.
I close app. And I send Push Notification to closed app on other iPhone.
Closed app would not receive Push Notification. But if I open closed app later, I want to know that there are a few missing Push Notifications while app has been closed.
Is it possible to know it ?
And Could I handle missing Push Notifications?
I'm using Firebase for push notification. Problem is i want to send push notification for some mobile phones but when i'm sending push notification it will send notification to all installed mobile app
You would need to get the mobile token and then store it somewhere on your server.
Then you can send to specific devices using the mobile token.
Just in case, i actually wrote a full guide on how to implement push notifications to your ionic app here
Hi i want to receive push notification (toast and tile) when app is closed or in background. how to do that i tried background task but unable to implement.
When the app is closed you can only get Raw push notifications if you add a background task for Raw push notifications
Push Notification had been executed and worked perfectly in my
application. (I made use of worklight push notification module IBM
LINK)
There was a scenario which i experienced during the
notification received in the application android device.
The push notification is received perfectly in all the situtaion except when i am in the Login Screen(When i am in the login screen of the application the push notification is not received in my application).
Question :
Why push notification is not received in the application ?
What is the client side (Device side) architecture/execution flow , by which i can
understand when is the PushNotification Receiver (Broad Cast
Receiver) in device is ready to receive the notification and when it
can't receive notifications ?
This is the expected behavior.
You've implemented event source-based pus notifications. In this type of push notifications you must first login in order to receive notification. This is why while you're at the login screen, you will not receive the notification.
If you are using either Worklight 6.2 or MobileFirst Platform 6.3, you can use tag or broadcast-based notifications which do not require a login.
You can read more about these at the IBM MobileFirst Platform developer center.
Here is a rundown of possible scenarios:
Application is closed - notification arrives to device - by opening the application / tapping the notification in the notification bar, you will get a login screen. After you login you will actually see the payload (in the way you choose to, that's purely applicative). You will not see the actual payload, because you don't want user B for example to see the payload of user A.
Application is opened - you are logged in, but the app is in the background - notification arrives to the device - by tapping the notification or bringing the application to the foreground, because you are already logged in, you'll see the payload
Application is opened - you are NOT logged in - notification arrives to the device - you will not be able to see the payload, because you are not logged in.
Application is opened - you are logged in, and the app is in the foreground - notification arrives to the device - you will immediately see the payload (per your applicative code)