I am trying to intercept a toast notification from a facebook app to make my own customized app but I cant seem to find any information on how to intercept a toast notification from a 3rd party app from my own app.
Is it possible to intercept a toast notification from some other app in my app on windows phone?
No, it's not possible. It looks like a scam for me. Use your own notifications from facebook.
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I would like to send notifications to the mobile users of my website (especially Android/Chrome users).
I see that Azure Notification Hub handle Google (GCM) technology, and i've red this tutorial: Send push notifications to Chrome apps, but can this be done with a simple Web application, and not a Chrome Application like in this tutorial?
My application is an ASP.NET MVC 4.5, hosted on Azure.
This feature is currently not supported with Azure Notification Hubs. However, this is in the future roadmap for the product.
I'm developing a Windows Phone 8.0 Silverlight App based on the ChatterBox sample.
I can send a raw push notification to my app and a scheduled background task will start.
When the sample receives that push it will communicate with the Backend and simulate an incoming call.
In my case, I need to send a SIP REGISTER so that a SIP INVITE can arrive to the App and that will trigger all the VoipCoordinator mechanism.
The most practical way to do this is to bring my app to foreground, which will then send a SIP REGISTER.
Any hint?
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I think you can push a Toast and when that Toast is pressed, it will activate the app.
I am trying to receive a push notification in Windows Phone Silver light 8.1 app, I have learn through This Example. It's work fine when app is running but when I close the app at that time, it is not receiving a notification, or might be not able to display a toast notification.
When app is running at that time notification displayed in a Message Box, so the problem I face is toast notification. Is there any hidden code for Toast Notification?
It was working fine earlier but after some time it automatically stopped displaying toast notification.
Please Help me resolve this problem.
ShellToast toast = new ShellToast();
toast.Title = "[title]";
toast.Content = "[content]";
toast.Show();
Check this site: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj662938(v=vs.105).aspx
Also you have to make sure your app is allowed to run in background, and make sure that it can run in background.
We're developing an application which is receive toast notification when app is not active.
But it's seem like Mvvmcross Core have taken control of the application and control the RootFrame. So when a toast notifcation comming, user click in that toast and the application doesn't launch exactly to the uri was set in the push, it launched to page that was set in Core when App Start.
I would ask if there's anything solution for this case ?
Thank you very much :)
This scenario is covered by "Custom app starts" - it's covered for WP in https://speakerdeck.com/cirrious/appstart-in-mvvmcross - there's also some information about custom AppStart in the wiki on http://github.com/mvvmcross/mvvmcross/wiki
With Web Notifications API, the app can end up displaying 5+ notifications. The notifications do not automatically close. Is there a method available that will close all open desktop notifications?
Thanks
you can call the .cancel() handler on your notification variable