apple-push-notifications

We are currently evaluating Firebase as a future push notification service. Is there a way to send actionable notifications to iOS devices? At the moment we use parse to send pushes, we set the "category" parameter in the payload and the additional actions on the notifications are working. We tried to set this parameter in the firebase console or via the firebase rest api, but the notification actions are not working, it seems the payload is somehow different then iOS expects. simsimmal Thanks Malik for the answer. FCM seems to translate the android specific "click_action" property to the iOS

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: . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4615412/open-app-at-specified-page-with-push-notification

Update Question : The requirement is; as soon as I receive silent notification, I want to run a web service and show the one liner in the notification bar. It has to work if the app is killed also. any workaround ? I am trying following method below. I am new to iOS and i struggled with silent push notification,googled a lot and got stuck. Will iOS awake my app when i receive silent push notification when app is not launched(i.e when app is removed from app switcher). my pay load is as { aps: { content-available: 1, sound: "" } } . -(void)application:(UIApplication *)application

im not getting any launch options after a push notification; heres the code i have but non of the NSLogs seem to print in the debug area. UILocalNotification *localNotif = [launchOptions objectForKey:UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey]; if (localNotif) { NSString *itemName = [localNotif.userInfo objectForKey:@"aps"]; NSLog(@"Custom: %@", itemName); } else { NSLog(@"//////////////////////////"); } when i open the app (via pressing view on the push notification) it goes to the didReceiveRemoteNotification script, im not sure if thats meant to happen.. thanks for reading. Your

According to this forum post Does the APNS device token ever change, once created? The device token might be expire or APNS might change the device token. My question is that whether the APNS will use the expired token for notification if the server send this expired token to Apple? Can APNS use this expired token for another device? I've never encountered an expired device token, so I can't tell you from my personal experience. Nor can I tell you from Apple's APNS documentation, because they don't answer your question (and I read all their APNS docs more than once). Your app and your server

When an iOS app attempts to register for push notifications for the first time, the system pops up a permissions dialog asking the user for permission to receive push notifications. Is it possible to customize the text of this dialog, to explain why these permissions are being sought? No, this is a system dialog which cannot be customized. One workaround that I have seen involves an app bringing up its own custom dialog explaining why it needs a permission. Then immediately afterwards the app requests the permission, bringing up the system dialog. This may be suitable for convincing a user to