Just discovered this, so I thought I'd share. Normally (at least in my builds with Parse), if the app is open when the push hits the device, it's lost and not shown. By adding the code below to your .m file, it will 'catch' the push and display it at an alert on the phone: - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo { [PFPush handlePush:userInfo]; } I placed it under the '//load data' in my .m file and it seems to work. Still working on getting the number badge to show on the icon and I'd really like to figure out how to show the push notifications as a list within the app. Regards, Andy

Andy, Awesome share - thank you so much! David buzztouchmods.com

Freaking awesome!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!

Thanks alot for sharing! Raoul

Hi andydahl can you show a screen grab of where you placed the code? As I keep getting errors when I place it under the '//load data'.

Sure. Here's where I put it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yutbx4e40oungd3/Xcode.png I'm using BT 2.0

and on BTv1.5? Thanks

Currently not using v1.5 so I really have no idea. Sorry!

Not a big deal. Thank you

Hi Isills81 your guide for integrating Parse, was it for BT 1.5? Also for iOS, in the Parse control panel do you have the apps installation ID displayed in the data browser or is yours blank, as mine is blank. Still been unable to get my Parse going on my iOS apps for BT 1.5.

BTv1.5 Have you watched the tutorial?

I just got Parse working in my 2.0 Self Hosted Andy - that code chunk you posted. I think Parse added this to their tutorial/documentation recently. I was trying to use the code/framework Isillis81 posted in his great tutorial (really man, this thing is great. clear/concise, excellent stuff!!). His code worked great on the simulator - but the app would not install on my 3GS. I dug into the Parse documentation and grabbed the latest Framework and added it. Here's the code snippet I used. You can see that it has that same code you posted in the -(void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken { [PFPush storeDeviceToken:deviceToken]; [PFPush subscribeToChannelInBackground:@"" block:^(BOOL succeeded, NSError *error) { if (succeeded) NSLog(@"Successfully subscribed to broadcast channel!"); else NSLog(@"Failed to subscribe to broadcast channel; Error: %@",error); }]; } -(void)application:(UIApplication *)application didFailToRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithError:(NSError *)error { NSLog(@"Failed to register for push, %@",error); } -(void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo { [PFPush handlePush:userInfo]; PFObject *testObject = [PFObject objectWithClassName:@"TestObject"]; [testObject setObject:@"bar" forKey:@"foo"]; [testObject save]; } If I try to put your code below my //loaddata statement - i get Duplicate Declaration errors. So 3 different code samples here to work with. I'm getting the Push notification when I'm in the app. I'm getting it if the app is closed. I'm getting it if I'm using another app. If the device is locked and in hibernation - I get the push as soon as i wake it. I hear the alert while i'm putting in my passcode. I do like how the notice is not displayed I know I have apps that send notices when it's in hibernation - but i think those use LOCAL Push Notification Services...? and I think those show the message even in lock mode. New stuff for me to play with, already looking at that Parse Image Uploader project.... big thanks to isillis again here for getting me started with Parse, you eased that learning curve quite a bit.

@ATRAIN53 thank you but it seems like I didn't help... I don't understand... I am on BTv1.5 and had no problems. I assume that is because we are talking about BTv1.5 vs BTv2.0? What iOS was your iPhone 3GS on also?

I test on a 3GS with iOS 4.2.1 Believe me your vid was VERY helpful. I'd still be reading their documentation probably... Bottom line is the zip you had with the framework didn't work for me on 2.0 Self Hosted. I tried it first. So I grabbed their framework and used their code samples - but used your instructions.

So this works in BTv1.5 the same....very nice. Wonder how I can alter the color scheme. Thank you for this post. as @ATRAIN said I'm getting the Push notification when I'm in the app. I'm getting it if the app is closed. I'm getting it if I'm using another app. all in BTv1.5 following this and my tutorial on Youtube @macordie81 As it says above: - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo { [PFPush handlePush:userInfo]; } I placed it under the '//load data' in my .m file and //it seems to work// it works 100%

How could I use this code to create the in-app notification but also include a button and then a response to that button? Like when a Voicemail is left and you are given the choice to listen to it. Thanks