uilocalnotification

I know this question has asked many times on StackOverflow but i couldn't able to set alarm in my app because i am very new to iOS? I am following this tutorial to set an alarm: Setting a reminder using UILocalNotification in iOS. However, it doesn't seems to be working for me. I am in need to set alarm daily lets say 5.00 PM daily. I can't use date picker for choosing the time. George Sachpatzidis First on your xib , (or code) set the date picker mode: Time (Default is date & time) The system assumes that the firedate is the current date, and the time is the time the user have chosen. This is

I have implemented UILocal Notification using the following link http://useyourloaf.com/blog/2010/07/31/adding-local-notifications-with-ios-4.html And i have modified it to set the repet Notifications on each day by using //To set the repeat notification notif.repeatInterval = NSDayCalendarUnit; For exampke ex Every day at 10.00 AM But my requirement is user needsto set the notification on selected Week Days (Monday to saturDay) why because user may have weekly holidays like (SaturDay and Sunday) / Friday - Sunday) / Some other days .. on the week offs he shouldn't fire the notifications. So

Experts, I have a scenario wherein I need to notify user three times a day (morning, afternoon, evening). And the timings for these notifications will be different for each day, based on database values for each date. These three notifications are configurable. Meaning user might just choose to set afternoon and evening while turning off morning notification under settings. As per my understanding I can achieve this using local notifications. I can do the following: - before the application exits, inside didFinishLaunchingWithOptions, I can check what is the next notification due, is it set

I developed local Notifications in iOS 10 . It is working perfectly. But now how should i code local notifications and push notification if user is using iOS 9 and above versions. Can anyone help please? Below is code in iOS 10 import UIKit import UserNotifications @available(iOS 10.0, *) class ViewController: UIViewController,UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate { override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() if #available(iOS 10.0, *) { //Seeking permission of the user to display app notifications UNUserNotificationCenter.current().requestAuthorization(options: [.alert,.sound,.badge],

Is there a way to know if the application did become active from a local notification? I know there is a way to test if the application was launched from a local notification alert; but if it just was sitting out there the background, and received a notification? I need to run different code, when the app has become active: From a local notification. Just has become active :) Is there a way to do it? I'm afraid Sylter is incorrect. When an app enters the foreground from the background , either by a direct user action or by a user response to a UILocalNotification , it does not trigger