Istvan,
Could you please check that API keys for Android are correct? In fact we would like to suggest you to build a new one simple app for testing push notifications (http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/...) and after you get it working copy the needed info (keys) in this app.
I hope is correct becouse I created a new one too base on documentation before wrote...
Question:
If I dont want see the messages in the app then "Assigning push notifications" part is need or dont?
If need it the then before the"1. Insert a Grid component, and then add a third row." need create a new page or dialog or whatelse?
Thanks
IOS device:
After the start app i see in device database
Android
Nothing
I think that is independent from the app.
IOS device:
After the start app i see in device database
Android
Nothing
I think that is independent from the app.
Hi Istvan -
"Assigning push notifications" part in this tutorial is just an example, you can skip it if you want.
[quote:]If need it the then before the"1. Insert a Grid component, and then add a third row." need create a new page or dialog or whatelse?[/quote]
It's up to your app logic - you can make it as shown in the tutorial or you can make your own UI.
You can try to reconnect the new DB to your app and test it with it.
I dont understandt. Then I need create a new app-install-running etc?
Is this a solution? I think dont.
I dont know when and how, but sometimes add a new record with android device. But
id include ";" (I think this is not normal) and token is "undefinied". Record at IOS seems like good.
At android first number is emei number after ; there is "android id".
when join a other android this line is change (of course becouse the id-s are different), but token is "same" undefinied.
Why dont get a correct token? (IOS get it)
The ";" beetween the id-s should be problem for the success sending?
You can reconnect the existing one. It was not a solution, I mean what you can test - will the result be the same with new empty DB?
Could you please clarify what are the Android devices that you're testing?