Hello,
I have a few questions about that.
Does your app receive push notifications if you send them via the Parse dashboard? Is there a chance that cURL is not enabled?
Thanks!
Hi Dtsolis
Does your website need to be a mobile app published to app store or can it work with webapp not published to app store?
Currently i checked with ios, im not actually able to get the website to broadcast showing you can approve notifications. I looked into this more, and found that im not able to get the apple certificate.
“Create a New Push Certificate
Upload your Certificate Signing Request signed by your third-party server
vendor to create a new push certificate.”
Where is the certificate i should upload in order to make apple devices active. in my dashboard is shows android and windows phone as active, however how can we activate apple iphones. In other words i go to my dashboard and when i check under channels, i only see windows and android, i would like to make sure that im able to add apple to my channels. How can i do this because as soon as i try singup for apple push certificates portal they asking me for a certificate. Does your plugin generate a certificate to upload?
Kind regards
Yes, you have to have a mobile app published to app store. Web apps doesn’t work.
In order to have the ABILITY to send Push Notifications, you have to:
1. Enroll in iOS Developer Program https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/
2. create an “app” in Apple’s developer portal
3. create all certificates about the app and push notification
4. download them etc (Apple has documentation about the process)
After that, in order to INTEGRATE with them and actually send a Push Notification, you have to setup your own server with the appropriate back end to support (push notifications) OR use a service like Parse.com
This plugin is simply a “connector” to the Parse’s dashboard to help you send Push Notifications directly from your website, without accessing Parse.com.
