apple-push-notifications

This is the first time I am using push notification in my App. I have gone through sample applications along with books and I got how to send push notification to a single device. But I am not getting exactly what changes should I do in my program to send push notification to multiple devices. I am using 'PushMeBaby' application for server side coding. Please, help me out. Priyank Try this example code and modify for your environment. $apnsHost = '<APNS host>'; $apnsPort = <port num>; $apnsCert = '<cert>'; $streamContext = stream_context_create(); stream_context_set_option($streamContext, 'ssl

We have taken iOS developer Enterprise account and we have received the MDM certificate which is in .pem format.We have download this mdm certificate from the portal https://identity.apple.com/pushcert/ But we don't have idea that this is production MDM certificate or development MDM certificate. First we want to test MDM commands using development certificate and after getting MDM payloads,we can can continue for production. So my question is how to create MDM/APNS certificate which can be used for getting MDM push notification from gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com , if this is possible. I have

I have a shed load of 'aps_developer_identity.cer' certificates exported from iPhone Developer portal. They were all created using the same Certificate Signing Request and (thus) the same private key. If I export just the private key from the Apple Key Chain is it then possible to take the private key and the 'aps_developer_identity.cer' and use openssl to create merged p12/pkcs#12 certificate that I can use on my (Windows) server. Just to be clear, I know how to get a merged p12 from the Key Chain by exporting both the private key and certificate together, but I want to remove all the extra

Is it possible to make use of geo-based push notifications on iOS when the application is killed (not in the background)? I am interested in building an app, where the user will choose a position on a map, and then if he/she for example is close to that area a local geo-based push notification would be triggered. However is this "idea" even possible? Can the GPS run and compare coordinates when the app is killed and run and notify the user when is in place? Is there a tutorial/article/more information of any kind on the subject that i could read? Most of the information I read online were more

I have a strange case. My swift ios app is connected to Cloudkit. If the app is NOT running (background state), I receive my notifications badge and alert just fine, every time! If the app is running, no notifications are received! I know it is not hitting the remote because I do this: 1. Adding a breakpoint to the didReceiveRemoteNotification event 2. Running xcode in a plugged iphone 3. NSLog("detected didReceiveRemoteNotification"), so final code look like this func application(application: UIApplication, didReceiveRemoteNotification userInfo: [NSObject : AnyObject]){ NSLog("detected

I am confronting a weird error from OneSignal and push notifications. I have 3 devices (2 iPhones, 1 mini iPad). After i completed the entire process of Push notifications, only my iPad receives push notifications from OneSignal. All my devices are registered in my Developer Account and what i found is the most weird situation is that i NSLOG the didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken to see if each device connected receives a token and they all indeed get a token but for some reason OneSignal doesn't. Only the iPad token. The only difference that i could see is that the iPad is 9.3