[Jake]

Hello,

 

onNotificationFired does not seem to work in compiled code to iOS or Android.  But it works perfectly in Felgo Live.

    Notification {
        id: sessionNotification
        notificationId: "session_notification"
        message: "Token Session set to 14 hours"
        timeInterval:   5
    }

    NotificationManager {
      id: notificationManager

      onNotificationFired: {
          console.warn("Notification with id " + notificationId + " fired")
          logoutNotificationMsg.open()
          notificationManager.cancelAllNotifications()
      }
    }

 

   MessageDialog {
        id: logoutNotificationMsg
        .
        .
        .
  }

        AppButton {
            id: loginButton
            text: "Login"

           onClicked: {
            
              notificationManager.scheduleNotification(sessionNotification)

}

I’ve also tried:

 

        AppButton {
            id: loginButton
            text: "Login"

           onClicked: {
            
             notificationManager.schedule({
                             notificationId: "session_notification",
                             message: "Token Session set",
                             timeInterval:  5
                                             })

}

In Felgo Live theMessageDialog appears and can be used.  But when compiled, the notification appears for a few secs and is in the phones notification area, but the MessageDialog does not open and there is no indication that a notificationFired event has taken place.

 

Best,

Jake

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi Jake,

could you send us a minimal example project that reproduced your described behavior, to support@felgo.com

Please include info about the devices and iOS/Android versions you use for testing. Since the Felgo Live Client itself is just a Felgo application, there should be no difference if the plugin is correctly integrated into your project, and should work as expected.

Best,
Alex