Is the Corona implementation of local notifications on iOS complete - in the sense that will a notification sent from a “paused” application float up to the surface? [import]uid: 136519 topic_id: 23748 reply_id: 323748[/import]
Local notifications are scheduled during runtime of your app. So, as far as I know, they will actualy be triggered by the OS when the time comes. Your app being paused or even closed completely won’t affect anything. I noticed though that if your app isn’t running on background, clicking the notification will fail to load it up. [import]uid: 61899 topic_id: 23748 reply_id: 95556[/import]
Thanks. By not on background did you mean when it is currently active? In that case I guess a well behaved app should cancel its scheduled notifications when it detects that it has been resumed/foregrounded.
Or did you mean if the user has gone and shut down the app and left his/her local notifications orphaned? That isn’t a bother becuase it sounds like sloppy coding to me - the app should cancel its scheduled notifiations prior to closing shop.
I wonder if you could clarify this - from the documentation I note that one can trigger an event in the app when the notification is fired. Would this work even with the app in its paused state? [import]uid: 136519 topic_id: 23748 reply_id: 95561[/import]