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UINotifications Plugin - Local Notifications for iPhone
SatheeshJM
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Ok. This is my first ever shot at Objective-c, so bear with me ( seriously, obj-c is horrible >:P )
I wrote this small plugin for scheduling Local Notifications.
https://github.com/SatheeshJM/Notifications-Plugin-for-Gideros-Studio
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But, I do not know how to handle the notifications. I mean, when the user opens the app throught the notification, how do we detect and handle that? I tried, but to no avail.
Any help is appreciated.
I wrote this small plugin for scheduling Local Notifications.
https://github.com/SatheeshJM/Notifications-Plugin-for-Gideros-Studio
USAGE
require "notifications"; notifications.scheduleLocalNotification { alertBody = "Hello Gideros!!", hasAction = true, alertAction = "Check It Out!", badge = 12, --time = "2012-06-05 20:42:32 +0530", timeInterval = {seconds = 5}, } |
Any help is appreciated.
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I think for the detection when you open the app you need to pick up the custom URL scheme for your app, here's a link to some sample code.
http://mobiledevelopertips.com/cocoa/launching-your-own-application-via-a-custom-url-scheme.html
Although I doubt this is something we can sort out, it would have to be exposed by @Atilim (I think)
However - I think you can work around this, given that you are setting the local notification (are they only based on time??), you could make sure you save an appropriate flag when you initialise the notification and then when your app starts just check the flag and then you can have a pretty good idea why your app was started (if that makes sense).
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Nice work @SatheeshJM. I would better if you support a callback event when launching app from local push notification. I've got stuck here too