uilocalnotification

Prior to iOS 8, scheduling weekly repeating notifications was easy, we just assigned NSWeekCalendarUnit to the notification.repeatInterval value. Now with iOS 8, pretty much all the NSCalendarUnit values have been deprecated and replaced, mostly so Apple could rename them from NSDayCalendarUnit to NSCalendarUnitDay for consistency. However, they changed NSWeekCalendarUnit into NSCalendarUnitWeekOfMonth and NSCalendarUnitWeekOfYear , with no clear explanation of what the difference is, and the UILocalNotification documentation still talks in terms of the deprecated values. I want a

I'm trying to get a custom sound working on a UILocalNotification , and I'm just getting no sound at all. If I use UILocalNotificationDefaultSoundName , I indeed get the default sound, but when the custom sound is specified, there is no sound, just the message. The sound is less than 30 seconds and it's in the right format, as far as I can tell. Here's a screenshot of the file info: I've inspected the .app directory in XCode's DerivedData directory, and the alarm.caf file is at the root of the app, which I believe means it's in the bundle (right?). I'm pretty sure this was working a while ago,

Since iOS9, local notification aren't working properly. Sometimes users receive the notification, sometimes they just don't. My notifications are repeated daily. Any idea what might causing the issue? I saw some posts, that there's a bug in iOS9, but I'm not sure that's the reason. Here's a piece of code: NSDate *alarmDate = [date dateByAddingTimeInterval:DEFAULT_SNOOZE_DURATION * i]; UILocalNotification *localNotif = [[UILocalNotification alloc] init]; localNotif.fireDate = alarmDate; localNotif.timeZone = nil; localNotif.alertBody = alertBody; localNotif.hasAction = YES; localNotif

In my app, I have list of friends say: 3 friends, all these three have birthday details. I need to schedule local notification to show their b’days alert. I know and handled a local notification but how will I handle these multiple notification? I am setting fire date in "for loop”.Is it proper, See the code. UILocalNotification *localNotif = [[UILocalNotification alloc] init]; if (localNotif == nil) return; NSDateFormatter *formatter = [[[NSDateFormatter alloc]init]autorelease]; for (int i = 0; i< [delegate.viewController.contactList count] ; i++) { NSString *birthday = [[myArray

I am normally pretty good with this, but I am having trouble with the NSDate object. I need a NSDate object set for tomorrow at 8am (relatively). How would I do this and what is the simplest method? John Sauer Here's how WWDC 2011 session 117 - Performing Calendar Calculations taught me: NSDate* now = [NSDate date] ; NSDateComponents* tomorrowComponents = [NSDateComponents new] ; tomorrowComponents.day = 1 ; NSCalendar* calendar = [NSCalendar currentCalendar] ; NSDate* tomorrow = [calendar dateByAddingComponents:tomorrowComponents toDate:now options:0] ; NSDateComponents*

I'm trying to make an alarm app but when I try to make a local notification I am unable to play the sound. I got this error: [user info = (null)} with a sound but haven't received permission from the user to play sounds] Here is the code: @IBOutlet var setAlaram: UIDatePicker! @IBAction func setAlarmButton(sender: AnyObject) { var dateformater = NSDateFormatter() dateformater.timeZone = NSTimeZone .defaultTimeZone() dateformater.timeStyle = NSDateFormatterStyle.ShortStyle dateformater.dateStyle = NSDateFormatterStyle.ShortStyle var datetimestring = NSString() datetimestring = dateformater