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I have recently joined a startup who has been using an offshore team up until now. Our app in built in Obj-C with a PHP backend, both of which I am fairly new to (I come from a JS background). I have been wanting to make some alterations to the current in-app notifications (banners), but have been unable to figure out how to test them. I am aware that testing notifications on the simulator is not possible, and have installed the developer build to my device. However, I am still not receiving any notifications when I would normally receive them in the production build, such as when a friend posts a message. If anyone has any experience with this I would love to hear it. I am currently developing in Xcode 8.2.1

Nick Krein
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This might get closed as too broad a question, but for what it's worth here are some checkpoints:

  • The app is enabled for notifications in iPhone Settings
  • The app is requesting a push token from APNS (registerForRemoteNotificationTypes)
  • It receives a valid token from APNS and passes it to your PHP server (didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken)
  • Your server is storing the token correctly
  • Your server is triggering a push notification correctly
  • Your development certificate is correct (read this post iPhone APNS Device Tokens in sandbox vs. production)

If you want to test push without the server in the loop, checkout PushMeBaby (there are several on GitHub).

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norders
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try it:

if app is already launched in App Store: they enabled the production certificated ... and u r running the application through Xcode ,u will not get the notifications in ur device... for that u need to create IPA file for ur project and run through iTunes...

NAVEEN KUMAR
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