apple-push-notifications

I am listneing to actions pressed for my local notifications, but is there a way to determine when the user dismisses a notification? Here is how I'm listening to my actions in my AppDelegate, but the dismiss doesn't fire this: func application(application: UIApplication, handleActionWithIdentifier identifier: String?, forLocalNotification notification: UILocalNotification, completionHandler: () -> Void) { var actionName: String? = nil if let identifier = identifier { switch identifier { case "snoozeAction": actionName = "snoozeActionTapped" break default: break } if let name = actionName {

My server is sporting only one version of sending push notifications, and it has my production (release) push certificate. How do I test the notifications on my debug device and debug builds, using the same production certificate? My device is sending the token, but when I attempt to send a real push notification Apple servers return status 8 error, that means that device token is incorrect. If you want to test your app in production mode, you will need distribute the Distribution version of your app using ad hoc . When your application ready for submission, you create an ad hoc provisioning

I have been search all over the place for a proper answer about handling certificates. Imagine the following account. Joe has an Individual Apple Account. But he cant code at all. He just publishes the app and calls it his. Bob also has an Individual Apple Account. Bob is an expert at coding an is being paid by Joe to develop his first iOS app. The app includes PUSH notification. What should Joe do so that Bob can develop on his own machine and test everything with his own device? The steps that I think they should do so far: Joe adds Bob's device UUID into his apple member page. Joe create

I want to send a push notification to an ios device by getting the device token, so far i have done this in yii: public function actionPushtest(){ $token=$_REQUEST['token']; $message = 'Hello'; $badge = 1; $sound = 'default'; $development = true; $passphrase='pass'; $payload = array(); $payload['aps'] = array('alert' => $message, 'badge' => intval($badge), 'sound' => $sound); $payload = json_encode($payload); $apns_url = NULL; $apns_cert = NULL; $apns_port = 2195; if($development) { $apns_url = 'gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com'; $apns_cert = dirname(Yii::app()->request->scriptFile).'/file.pem';

My app was getting push notification when I used Enterprise account with following push notification certificate in production environment: Apple Production iOS Push Services Then in order to publish my app in App store, I started using app store account, no matter what I try, apple creates production certificate in following name: Apple Push Services Then from this SO , I came to know that Apple has changed its naming in certificate. My issue is, I am using Push Sharp in server side and getting below error: You have selected the Production server, yet your Certificate does not appear to be

I am attempting to send push notifications for multiple apps in quick succession. Each app has its own certificate, of course, and I am using the appropriate certificate for each push token in my database. I am finding that only the first app's 'batch' is arriving. In my php script I am cycling through each app, collecting the messages for that bundle identifier, opening the connection using the corresponding certificate, and sending the messages. Every single message is reported as successfully delivered. If I switch the order in which I process the apps, I always find that all notifications