Good morning can you please answear my question Am Using a script called WebViewGold i want to know How to link between Website database and WebView To show Users notification (Message ,comment ,likes ) our site have hyber mobile version and we want to convert to native app using WebViewGold we have in-app notification work great but the problem its when user not Using his phone he must get Notification about what happen in app (if someone send him message or gift for example) are there in Way using WebView to show Push notification In real time When app are closed ?
i want to know How to add Notification on webview App android
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Good day,
I developed my first Android App and the IOS is under the way.
I am using a domotic box (Jeedom). When an alarm is trigged a Telegram message is sent to some users with the temperature status. I am a using bot.
My android ans IOS app is showing the localization of the stations, and of course the temperatures.
The bot send a message. I wonder, if it is possible to define a Telegram message with link to open the installed App. As if I send a link to a web site, the link would open the installed Android or IOS app.
That would be great.
Many thanks
I want to stop my Android App opening automatically when I click on the PUSH Notification send via Google FCM. I have changed the message type from Data Message to Notification message.
The PUSH I am sending via the server REST API has a promo code in it, but has nothing to do with my App really, so I dont want the Android App to open at all. I can't used the FCM Console to send the PUSH notification as each promo code is unique to the user and their pet, and there are thousands of them. I'm using the test http v1. api but the actual Android App has been built by someone else and I dont have access to the source code. What should I be looking out for ? Is the PUSH auto opening the App due to a call it makes and an intent in the app I can't change?
Thanks for any guidance.
I have a very simple app made with android studio, an web viewer for my forum app. I integrated push notfications to be able to send notifications like "Hi! There are some new subjects on our forum, check it out" and make people open the app. I followed the exact documentation from here https://pushbots.com/developer/docs/android-sdk-integration
I am now able to send notifications to all the users that have my application. My problem is that they dont see the notification unless they have the application opened. For example, if I test it and send a push notification, but i dont have the app opened, i wont receive anything. I want to be able to send notifications even if they have the app closed, that's my point, i want to make them open the app to see the new questions on my forum
What should i do?
Make use of what was formerly known as Google Cloud Messaging and is now known as Firebase Cloud Messaging. Can push messages to user phone even when app is closed
I am developing an android app and having a problem on the notification part of the app. I am planning to push a notification whenever a new announcement is recorded to the database even if the user does not run the application. The scenario is like having a notification when a facebook user adds you as a friend. Even the user did not open the facebook app, the application ,in the background, shows a notification that says someone added you as a friend. In my app I am going to show announcements whenever an announcement is added to the database. For me the problem is how to make my app to work in the background to check whether there is an announcement newly added to the database.
Thanks in advance.
You can be writing your app as an android service..
I would like the application to have the following capabilities:
The user would be given a timed, periodic alert (with sound) during certain times through the day upon which he/she is prompted to fill-in a quick survey. The information from the survey would then be sent off to an app server/db (this part would obviously be coded in a server-side language).
Would this be possible with HTML 5 / Javascript or would a framework such as phonegap or rhomobile have to be used?
You'll need to use a native app. There's no way for a website to do anything in the background through safari, and no way for safari to notify the user of anything if the website isn't in the foreground.
Timed periodic alerts are exactly what push notifications are for. Push notifications are only available to native apps. Push notifications will show the user an alert and let them launch the app. They also let you send a small amount of metadata into the app with the notification.
Yes You can for that you have to use phonegap. below are some reference :
http://phonegap.com/start/
http://wiki.phonegap.com/w/page/30862722/phonegap-android-eclipse-quickstart