uilocalnotification

I am trying to create an app which fires a local notification and when the notification is tapped, a specific viewcontroller should be opened. I used didReceiveLocalNotification method to display a specific view controller. But that specific view controller is being displayed even when I dismiss the notification from notification centre. What method is triggered when we dismiss the notification? Here is the code I used: func application(application: UIApplication!,didReceiveLocalNotification notification: UILocalNotification) { var root = self.window!.rootViewController as ViewController let

I am currently making an alarm clock app and I am currently stuck at possibly just a misunderstanding. I want to launch a local notification at a specific time and repeat at a time interval. I have been getting a couple ideas and this ( https://makeapppie.com/2017/01/31/how-to-repeat-local-notifications/ ) program is close to what I want it to be but I want it to go off at a certain time and then repeat at a single interval. After user inputs information, the program will spit out: timeIntervalSeconds, the interval that user wants the notifications in (in seconds) timeStart, when the

Can't schedule daily local PushNotification in correct way. I want to show only one daily local PushNotification at 9:00 AM with counted tasks for today. My code executed only once in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions like: - (void)scheduleLocalNotification { self.localNotification = [UILocalNotification new]; unsigned unitFlags = NSCalendarUnitYear | NSCalendarUnitMonth | NSCalendarUnitDay; NSCalendar *calendar = [NSCalendar currentCalendar]; NSDateComponents *components = [calendar components:unitFlags fromDate:[NSDate date]]; components.hour = 9; components.minute = 0; components.second = 0;

I need to display a local notification and have it remain on screen longer than the default 4-5 seconds, preferably until the app itself removes it. I've seen other apps (e.g. Pandora) that manage to do this somehow (maybe a push notification?), but I can find no duration property on UILocalNotification or in UIApplication methods like presentLocalNotificationNow: , scheduleLocalNotification: , etc. Neither the documentation nor any of the tutorials I've found address the display time at all. Is this something that just can't be done with local notifications? A couple of solutions here and I

is there a way to specify which days should an UILocalNotification fire? I want to be able to set different days, lets say: fire a local notification only on mondays, tuesdays and sundays. Is there a way to do that? Huge thanks! Update: Maybe I can set multiple local notifications for each of the days and give each of them a repeatInterval of NSWeekCaldnerUnit. Is this a correct approach? You should use three different local notification then. For a list of available repeatIntervals see here . Yes You can do it manually by using this method.. dateByAddingTimeInterval().Just enter some time

I am trying to create an app which will require more than 64 local notifications. Is there any way of triggering code when the system delivers a notification to the user without the user interacting with the notification? Yes and no. If the notification is delivered when the app is in the foreground, it is delivered to you (the app), not to the user, so you will know in that way. If is delivered when the app is not in the foreground, the app is not running so there is no one to tell. The app is not going to launch / wake you just to tell you that the notification took place. As you rightly

There are quite a few questions on why local notification is not firing properly here and there ,also there are several questions on why local notification is not firing when the application is in background state which I have also gone through them . But to my surprise I haven't found any notification post related to foreground state or in active state,i.e. in my app I am facing this strange issue,i.e. local notification fires when the app enters background mode and it doesn't fire when the app is in active state or in foreground mode,to my surprise again,even after fire date set for