Hi Mark - glad you got an explanation.
I am still getting some anomalies in these notifications, and more importantly
from my point of view I’m seeing problems with receiving sensor messages when
the app goes into the background. Elanor thinks there is a bug there (tho so
far unconfirmed - 2299
Hi Graham, figured it out. If I replace the app, and while developing I do that
pretty frequently, the first “WillBecomeActive” does not get detected because
the app has not yet registered for notifications. So over 48 hours I saw 3 such
events and while I did not record the times I installed, i
Thanks Graham,
Nope, just checked and my quotes are not curly. Over a 48 hour period of
testing, with multiple startups and shutdowns (33 in total, these were mostly
in/out of background not actual exits and restarts) I only saw 3 instances of a
double shutdown notification (applicationWillResi
An very timely and helpful update from Elanor at the mother ship. My problems
with mergNotify were there because the string representing the specific
notification “UIApplicationWillResignActiveNotification” was in curly quotes! I
literally didn’t see this, and the script editor didn’t report an
Thanks Mark
Well, it does seem to be a bug, but is it in iOS or LC? It is weird that you
get inconsistent results. Mine are more consistent, but still wrong. I plan to
write to the mother ship and ask their opinion.
I am also getting perhaps related inconsistencies in the use of locationChanged
Hi Graham,
So, apparently not 100% accurate but here are the results of some late hour
testing yesterday (I was also interested in evaluating something I needed to
occur around the time the date changed, hence the late hour testing.). But as
you can see, I had 3 ResignActiveNotifications before
Graham, I think there might be a problem. I just re-enabled this code in one of
my applications and the only thing I am seeing is the
WillResignActiveNotification message, and not the DidBecomeActiveNotification
message. Odd also because it is the exact opposite of what you are seeing, so
we ar
Thanks Mark
I tried exactly your suggestion. For me, the second notification appears
exactly as you say, but the first one doesn’t. It’s likely that I made a silly
mistake but I can’t see what it is. I put other stuff in the log, so it’s not
just a case of the text being overwritten. Obviously
Hi Graham, you can put something like the following in your handlers and then
check the log file to see when they were activated. If you're using Xcode you
can download your “sandbox” to your device. You’ll find the log file in there.
put the long time && "UIApplicationWillResignActiveNotifica
Thanks to Mark Smith and Henry Lowe, I know that I’m supposed to set up
mergNotify for two notifications as below.
I believe I’ve done this, and I’ve set a monitoring action (putting a text into
a field) to show that these notifications have happened.
Of course it may be just me, but so far, I
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