Adding a new device (iphone 5) to push notification won't show up

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GJvanWijk I hate code! Posts: 95 Reg: Dec 19, 2011 location unknow... 6,000	confirm \| cancel 03/09/13 12:52 AM (12 years ago) Adding a new device (iphone 5) to push notification won't show up Hi I'm developing an app with Push. I started out with the iPhone 4S as testing device and everything works fine. In the provisioning portal I added a iPhone 5 as an extra testing device and downloaded the new provisioning profile in to Xcode. So far So good. In my Xcode project I selected the new Provisioning Profile in my project and installed the app on the Iphone 5. I had to approve for Push Notification, so that all looks good. The only thing is I can't see the device in my BT push notification panel. The 4S is still there receiving messages without a problem, but the iPhone 5 just won't show up. I assumed I don't need to upload a new PEM file because I didn't cjange anything to the AppId. Any help on this would be very welcome. Thanks GJ Title Comments Hi I'm developing an app with Push. I started out with the iPhone 4S as testing device and everything works fine. In the provisioning portal I added a iPhone 5 as an extra testing device and downloaded the new provisioning profile in to Xcode. So far So good. In my Xcode project I selected the new Provisioning Profile in my project and installed the app on the Iphone 5. I had to approve for Push Notification, so that all looks good. The only thing is I can't see the device in my BT push notification panel. The 4S is still there receiving messages without a problem, but the iPhone 5 just won't show up. I assumed I don't need to upload a new PEM file because I didn't cjange anything to the AppId. Any help on this would be very welcome. Thanks GJ

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	03/09/13 12:58 AM (12 years ago) These Push certificates are tricky for sure. When I run into these problems I usually start over again with creating my push certificate (gets easier the more you do it) and making sure my App Id's have the test devices included. Wish I could tell you more but they are tricky sometimes. When I redo certificates they usually work. Comments These Push certificates are tricky for sure. When I run into these problems I usually start over again with creating my push certificate (gets easier the more you do it) and making sure my App Id's have the test devices included. Wish I could tell you more but they are tricky sometimes. When I redo certificates they usually work.

GJvanWijk I hate code! Posts: 95 Reg: Dec 19, 2011 location unknow... 6,000	03/09/13 01:03 AM (12 years ago) Yeah it's a real pain in the A.. But the strange thing is that when you create an AppId enabled for push, you don't do anything with devices. Devices are chosen in the proces of creating a Provisioning Profile and I choose all devices incl. I5. I did download the updated Provisioning Profile to Xcode and used it in my project before installing it on the I5. Strange...... But thx for the reply. At least we share our passion about the crappy Apple certificate stuff ;-)) Comments Yeah it's a real pain in the A.. But the strange thing is that when you create an AppId enabled for push, you don't do anything with devices. Devices are chosen in the proces of creating a Provisioning Profile and I choose all devices incl. I5. I did download the updated Provisioning Profile to Xcode and used it in my project before installing it on the I5. Strange...... But thx for the reply. At least we share our passion about the crappy Apple certificate stuff ;-))

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	03/09/13 01:14 AM (12 years ago) I think of it the same way. I procrastinate going through creating Push Certificates because I am sure I have it right. I redo the steps then it works. Who knows! Unless has anything changed in your Xcode project? Code signing, Config.txt? The passion of the Apple Push. I'd they weren't so darn useful I wouldn't bother. But when working its awesome. Comments I think of it the same way. I procrastinate going through creating Push Certificates because I am sure I have it right. I redo the steps then it works. Who knows! Unless has anything changed in your Xcode project? Code signing, Config.txt? The passion of the Apple Push. I'd they weren't so darn useful I wouldn't bother. But when working its awesome.

GJvanWijk I hate code! Posts: 95 Reg: Dec 19, 2011 location unknow... 6,000	03/09/13 01:32 AM (12 years ago) I already happy to be able to test on 1 device. So the proces of adding Push works fine now. Just can't figure out why a new added test device won't show up in the panel. Comments I already happy to be able to test on 1 device. So the proces of adding Push works fine now. Just can't figure out why a new added test device won't show up in the panel.

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	03/09/13 01:40 AM (12 years ago) Yep, Have had the same problem. Just didn't make sense to me either. But redoing the process fixed it. wish i could tell you more:) Comments Yep, Have had the same problem. Just didn't make sense to me either. But redoing the process fixed it. wish i could tell you more:)

GJvanWijk I hate code! Posts: 95 Reg: Dec 19, 2011 location unknow... 6,000	03/09/13 02:31 AM (12 years ago) Hey Ian, I took your advice and re-did the whole thing.....and guess what....all devices show up and work . You rock!! Regards GJ Comments Hey Ian, I took your advice and re-did the whole thing.....and guess what....all devices show up and work . You rock!! Regards GJ

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	03/09/13 08:11 AM (12 years ago) Nice! Crazy huh? Glad u got it working ! Comments Nice! Crazy huh? Glad u got it working !

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