I am working in application that contain lost of push notifications, in each push notification , i have to put play icon to play the music of each notification. problem when i am updating the notification means play to pause or pause to play. than notification update but the notification goes on the top each time.
I want to know , is there way to stay notification on there place after notification update ?
I show some image, to explain briefly.
Please help me thanks in advance.
You can use the setpriority to set the priority of the notification..
Check this post for more info
The method setPriority (int) is undefined for the type Notification
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I am having a problem while I am open app on another screen the push notification of sendbird is not sent , I need to update the message count of my messages in sendbird , how can I do that ?
Please Check point 4 in this link answer in sendBird help center the question Why am I not receiving push notifications?
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It says :
A user must be offline - they must be disconnected from ALL devices.
So when the app in the foreground that mean the sendBird user is online and the way they implement it that they don't send notification for the online users which is disappointing to know.
I agree with #Nawaf. I should add if it works for anyone:
Keep unread message count as 1 or coloured dot on your notification badge inside app, when you get SendBird notification on your launcher activity intent. Hide the dot when user clicks the badge.
I have an application in which it receives the notification when fired from Backend. Now what I want to achieve is that the notification should disappear after 2 minutes if user has not clicked on it (even if my app is killed or background). I know that this can be achieved by using the Notification manager's setTimeoutAfter() but that will work only if am making my custom notification using Notifcation Manger.But i want to dismiss the Notification generated by System after 2 minutes.
Any kind of suggestion or help will be welcomed.
It is not possible to do that. The default system notification builder is pretty bare bones and will not handle it. The best you can do is set a delivery timeout so if the device was off it won't get the notification once it expires.
See https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/concept-options#when_to_use_platform_specific_keys (only works on Android and Web)
I'm a beginner. I have a problem about custom notification.
I want to read all information of normal notification and custom notification use RemoteView.
Example I want get all information about notification music(art cover, song, next, pause, back action)
I search very very much, but can't find the document I need.
If you know, please tell me.
Thank so much!
What you're looking for is a NotificationListenerService. From the docs:
A service that receives calls from the system when new notifications are posted or removed, or their ranking changed.
If you're specifically looking for ways to read Metadata and the music app is using a MediaSessionCompat, you can use MediaControllerCompat.getMetadata() to read the data off of the notification.
To display the actual content of the notification in your app, what you can do is get one of the many RemoteViews from the Notification object you received, then use this answer to display your notification.
I'm creating a very simple application for myself. Basically, it gives me a certain notification exactly every 2 hours.
The problem is when I don't "check" the notification for 2 hours and the next notification is supposed to come around. It sends a notification even though another notification already exists.
I'm simply sending notifications with NotificationManager.
Is there a way to check if previous notification already exists and only send another one if it doesn't?
Assuming you are using the same notification id (so that only one notification appears in the notification tray), you can use setOnlyAlertOnce(true) to ensure that sound/vibrate only plays the very first time a notification is posted and not when an existing notification is updated.
My intention is to display a notification with a personalised icon. However, if a notification with the same id is already displayed and then I need to add a new notification with the same id, my program will instead prepare a "stacked" version of the notification where the icon is changed to some generic icon and the notification content shows excerpts from the last and current notifications. Similar to how Gmail does when there are multiple emails.
To implement that I need to check if there are notifications of my app, currently displayed. I do not see any API to retrieve my own notifications.
I cannot simply cache the notification details that I have displayed till now, since in that case I need to know when they will be dismissed by the user, and update my cache accordingly. I also do not see any API to listen for dismiss events.
If you observe the gmail app notification behaviour properly u will notice that even when u dismiss one notification gmail shows you the same notification again in the list when a new notification comes. It looks to me that gmail is relying on total unread/unopened messages rather than keeping a cache of notifications.
There is no direct api for ur suggested SDK version. You need to fallback to ur own implementation. However, there is a way to know if a already showed notification was dismissed - How to know when my notification is cleared via Clear button?
This is possible with android 4.3 upwards now
See http://developer.android.com/reference/android/service/notification/NotificationListenerService.html#getActiveNotifications()