Yes, I understand how notifications work. Since Apple’s calendar and Reminder
apps don’t launch when you hit snooze, I was hoping to do the same for us. My
guess was that their notifications were being created by a background process
so when you hit snooze, its not calling the actual Reminders/C
> On Feb 26, 2015, at 6:11 PM, Alex Kac wrote:
>
> If my app is currently hidden and a user notification occurs and the user
> taps on the action button (in my case "Snooze"); how do I prevent the app
> from coming to the foreground?
I don’t think you can. Activating the app when the user cli
If my app is currently hidden and a user notification occurs and the user taps
on the action button (in my case "Snooze"); how do I prevent the app from
coming to the foreground? If the user hits Snooze I don't want the app to come
to the foreground. I put a breakpoint on all my show window meth
