The payload for iOS is around 2 kb, but I'm not getting some of my push notifications

Asked Oct 19 '15 at 05:25

Active Oct 19 '15 at 06:23

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I'm pretty sure I'm not getting this payload because it is too large, but I feel like it should be reasonable.

Payload:

{ 
alert: "STRING WITH 90~120 CHARACTERS",
badge: 5,
sound: "default",
other: { notification_type: "post_created", 
         post_id: "f9602bb0-9c04-4c65-a636-2c2465e866db", 
         other_var: "A 50 CHARACTER LONG STRONG" }
}

So, the alert and other_var are not the strings above, but are what they're described as, 90 characters, and the other 50 characters.

This seems like what would be the maximum data I would send to a phone, but it isn't reaching the device. I am guessing that is too much data, but I was under the impression that iOS now allows 2KB.

Does that also include a 2 KB limit on the sandbox, or is the sandbox still tied down to 256 bytes?

edited Oct 19 '15 at 06:23

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Is that the exact JSON you are attempting to send? Where's the `aps` dictionary? – Eran Oct 19 '15 at 05:29
Oh, whoops, sorry. Yeah, that is there... Forgot the library I used does that for me. – David Oct 19 '15 at 05:30
Does is work for shorter payloads? – Eran Oct 19 '15 at 05:31
Yep, it works for shorter payloads. I've basically confirmed that it is because of memory... I just personally don't feel like that is 2 KB. – David Oct 19 '15 at 05:33
check this link.It might resolve your issue http://stackoverflow.com/a/9183146/5362916 .. – Uma Madhavi Oct 19 '15 at 06:12
Sadly no. I might need to push my app AdHoc to test the production APNS because maybe it is a sandbox thing. – David Oct 19 '15 at 06:35

The payload for iOS is around 2 kb, but I'm not getting some of my push notifications

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