Le 22 juin 2012 à 14:42, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
> Colin,
>
> That was only a description of the built-in function. It wasn't part of the
> specifications he needs. He should have been more clear about his
> requirements.
>
Yes, i wanted to modify the notificationbadge, even if the app is
Colin,
That was only a description of the built-in function. It wasn't part of the
specifications he needs. He should have been more clear about his requirements.
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You should have also quoted the few word earlier than the ones you did:
"even if the app is closed. But i want to just change the value of the
notificationBadge. "
On Jun 22, 2012, at 8:36 AM, Mark Schonewille
wrote:
>
> >Where did he write that? He wrote "But i want to just change the valu
Hi Colin,
Where did he write that? He wrote "But i want to just change the value of the
notificationBadge" and what's what the external does.
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He was asking for something to work even if the app was closed. How would your
external change the badge, without opening the app that has the external?
On Jun 22, 2012, at 3:40 AM, Mark Schonewille
wrote:
> >I made an external, which does what you want. It is listed here
> >http://qery.us/2
)
>>
>> The badge is the number that appears on the top right of you applications
>> icon and is used to signify
>> the number of pending activities. To set the badge value, use the command
>> iphoneSetNotificationBadgeValue passing an the integer
>> value y
badge value, use the command
> iphoneSetNotificationBadgeValue passing an the integer
> value you want to appear in the badge.
Yes, but you cannot tell iOS to change this badge in 2 days for example, when
the app is closed (without display an local notification).
I've tried the extern
Application icon badge support (p.50 iOS 5.5.1 release notes.)
The badge is the number that appears on the top right of you applications icon
and is used to signify
the number of pending activities. To set the badge value, use the command
iphoneSetNotificationBadgeValue passing an the integer
Hi Ludovic,
I made an external, which does what you want. It is listed here
http://qery.us/2ae and you can access it after making a contribution.
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Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
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Hello,
With the localnotification it is possible to display a recurrent message
automatically on the device, even if the app is closed. But i want to just
change the value of the notificationBadge.
It is possible ?
It seem we can just set manually the notificationBadge.
Thanks.
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