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Bakkmo Aspiring developer Posts: 52 Reg: Oct 11, 2011 Randaberg 2,670	confirm \| cancel 03/21/14 04:48 AM (10 years ago) PushMessage on self hosted Hi, my app got published on AppStore today, the app was sent to Apple in design mode in info.txt file, if i send Pushmessages to devices in design mode it will not get thru to devices, do i have to resubmit an update in Live mode to apple to get push to work correctly? Title Comments Hi, my app got published on AppStore today, the app was sent to Apple in design mode in info.txt file, if i send Pushmessages to devices in design mode it will not get thru to devices, do i have to resubmit an update in Live mode to apple to get push to work correctly?

WolfTimJ buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 810 Reg: Feb 20, 2011 Rockwall, TX 17,400	03/21/14 08:43 AM (10 years ago) Yes Comments Yes

Bakkmo Aspiring developer Posts: 52 Reg: Oct 11, 2011 Randaberg 2,670	03/21/14 12:27 PM (10 years ago) For devices added on current design mode, will they be asked for push in live mode when new version is in appstore? Comments For devices added on current design mode, will they be asked for push in live mode when new version is in appstore?

WolfTimJ buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 810 Reg: Feb 20, 2011 Rockwall, TX 17,400	03/21/14 01:00 PM (10 years ago) Good question. Not sure. You could easily enough delete the entries from your database though, in case there is some sort if background query for previously registered devices. Might wait for a better informed response... Comments Good question. Not sure. You could easily enough delete the entries from your database though, in case there is some sort if background query for previously registered devices. Might wait for a better informed response...

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