uilocalnotification

I want to have a few local notifications with no display and no sound, but only a vibration. I can get it to do no display, by simply setting alertBody to @"" , but how can I send no sound? I am thinking if I don't get a better way from you guys, that I will be able to just make a sound that is empty, add it to my project, then set soundName to that sound. But is there any sort of default way to do this? If I add a phony sound name it still plays the default notification sound. Thanks!! No you can not disable sound because UILocalNotification does not provide any option for this. So better

I am creating my first app that lets the user set alerts for themselves and then the app would send the user a local notification on the set time. The thing that I'm having trouble with now is being able to fire the local notification on specific days of the week (for example every Mondays and Tuesdays only). All the tutorials/questions that I have come across so far (like this one) have only been about scheduling the notification everyday/everyweek. The desired result that I'm trying to achieve is sort of like the iPhone's built in alarm system, where you can set an alarm to fire only on

I can set a notification in a time interval but I don't know how make it in a specific time and date, I try this but don't work let center = UNUserNotificationCenter.current() func notificationSender(){ center.requestAuthorization([.sound, .alert]) { (granted, error) in // We can register for remote notifications here too! } var date = DateComponents() date.hour = 13 date.minute = 57 let trigger = UNCalendarNotificationTrigger.init(dateMatching: date , repeats: false) let content = UNNotificationContent() // edit your content let notification = UNNotificationRequest(identifier: "myNotification

I'm trying to schedule a local notification to fire every day (i.e. repeats), at a specific time, but from tomorrow. i.e "Trigger a notifcation every day at 8pm, from tomorrow" I've been using this SO question as guidance, and I believe I am doing what it says but I am still getting a notification today when I run the following code (if I schedule the notification before 8pm for instance): func testDateNotification(){ let content = UNMutableNotificationContent() content.title = "Test" content.body = "This is a test" let tomorrow = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: 1, to: Date()) let

I want to make a UILocalNotification repeat every week, before iOS7 I would use localNotification.repeatInterval = NSWeekCalendarUnit - except NSWeekCalendarUnit has been deprecated. The docs say: "Use NSCalendarUnitWeekOfMonth or NSCalendarUnitWeekOfYear, depending on which you mean" But I don't know what the difference is, so I don't know which one I mean. These don't appear to be documented but most likely NSCalendarUnitWeekOfYear will be a value from 1-53 (or maybe 0-52) representing the week number within the calendar year while NSCalendarUnitWeekOfMonth will be 1-5 (or maybe 0-4)

Searching for a way to change the "Close" button text/functionality of a UILocalNotification ... I've found that it's impossible to access/call the text/function from another object, although subclassing UILocalNotification should allow implementation method overrides ... not to mention the creation of an accessor to get/set the "Close" button text field. What do you guys think about this? What would Apple? Has anyone tried?... EDIT: 12/21/2011 12:01 PM The question that I'm asking involves an understanding of oop: late/early binding, dynamic method lookup, and declared type vs. runtime type