Hi I am trying to add Push Notification to my app using Parse but I am stuck on where to add the final bit of code, which stats: Then paste the following inside the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: function: [Parse setApplicationId:@"WjO1trwyesGqcB4m69ZkRZrLrDQNhZHecBtTtnup" clientKey:@"nM3risspRanGJXzmDpFMpMbc6EMWKrc0wFjo8zGr"]; I have no idea where about's on my 'appDelegent.m' file this code should be placed. Can someone help!

OK. The first bit of code in the appdelegate.m file after 'didFinishLaunchingWithOptions' goes after this line: //init the allowed input characters string. ONLY these characters will be allowed in input fields. allowedInputCharacters = @"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789_-.@!$"; [application registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:UIRemoteNotificationTypeBadge| UIRemoteNotificationTypeAlert| UIRemoteNotificationTypeSound]; The code you mention above goes second to bottom in your main.m file. You follow?

completely lost me!

sorry, what do you mean by The code you mention above goes second to bottom in your main.m file. Second to bottom is where I am confused. This is for adding push using Pars.com?

Driving. Give me 5 to get to office

thanks for the help

OK. Parse, yes, I hear you. Are you sure the lines of code you mention above do not go into the main.m file? I'm sure you enter it as the second to last piece of code in that file. The code that goes after didfinishlaunching is this: [application registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:UIRemoteNotificationTypeBadge| UIRemoteNotificationTypeAlert| UIRemoteNotificationTypeSound];

Hi yes the code needs to be added to the .m file. I have added your bit of code but the code I need to add from them is where I am stuck. Sorry the code you gave me which file should I be adding this to .h or .m?

The code above in my last post goes in your main app delegate.m The other code goes in a different file altogether, the file called main.m

Hi Parse say that the code they supplied goes in the AppDelegent.m file inside the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: function: [Parse setApplicationId:@"WjO1trwyesGqcB4m69ZkRZrLrDQNhZHecBtTtnup" clientKey:@"nM3risspRanGJXzmDpFMpMbc6EMWKrc0wFjo8zGr"]; I'm lost!

Tough doing this on iPhone without Xcode next to me. If you can hold on and if nobody next to a computer jumps in I'll send you screen shuts of my code and the files when I get home.

I have it working in several apps but going from memory now. If you're in London I'm 5 hrs behind you so it'll be 10pm at earliest until I get to my Mac.

Ps. The Parse guide is 100% correct, don't let my memory lead you astray.

I appreciate all the help.

would you have any idea where this code should go: Next, your app needs to take the device token that Apple gives it and pass it over to Parse. Insert the following code into your main app delegate: - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)newDeviceToken { // Tell Parse about the device token. [PFPush storeDeviceToken:newDeviceToken]; // Subscribe to the global broadcast channel. [PFPush subscribeToChannelInBackground:@""]; } Again I have no idea where to put it.

I can tell you where everything goes but not without being in front on my laptop mate. Will shout back later buddy.

Sorry, i look forward to hearing from you later.

Your cool. You'll be pushing soon, stuck with it in meantime.

Sorry, i look forward to hearing from you later.

Here's what I have in my appdelegate.m file: ---------------------------------------- /* didFinishLaunchingWithOptions this method fires when the application first launches. This is different than when it becomes the active application in a multi-tasking environment */ -(BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions{ //your application specific code //set the configuration file name configurationFileName = @"BT_config.txt"; //show debug in output window? showDebugInfo = TRUE; //init the allowed input characters string. ONLY these characters will be allowed in input fields. allowedInputCharacters = @"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789_-.@!$"; [application registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:UIRemoteNotificationTypeBadge| UIRemoteNotificationTypeAlert| UIRemoteNotificationTypeSound]; [Parse setApplicationId:@"REPLACE WITH YOU ID #" clientKey:@"REPLACE WITH YOUR CLIENT KEY"]; ------------------------------------------------------ and then right below the whole didfinishlaunchingwithoptions I have this: ---------------------------------------------------------- - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)newDeviceToken { // Tell Parse about the device token. [PFPush storeDeviceToken:newDeviceToken]; // Subscribe to the global broadcast channel. [PFPush subscribeToChannelInBackground:@""]; } /* loadAppData method, where is the app's configuration data? ------------------------------------------------------------------------- a) If a cached version of the app's configuration data is available, use that (then check for updates) b) If no cached version is available, use the data in the bundle (then check for updates) c) If no cached version is available, and no dataURL is provided in the bundle config file, use the bundle config data. */ -(void)loadAppData{ [BT_debugger showIt:self:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"refreshAppData%@", @""]]; //set the saveAsFileName and the modified file name (only used if configuration data is pulled from a remote server self.saveAsFileName = @"cachedAppConfig.txt"; self.modifiedFileName = @"appModified.txt"; self.configData = @""; hope this helps!

Hi Mutzy you are a star, this really helps, I will follow your install and let you know how I do. Again thanks for your help.

not much help but following along here as i've been tinkering with parse as well unsucessfully so far..... so you're helping more than one person here MacApple....

OK gents. What I can possibly do to save you all some time is zip up a simple app with Parse working and email it to you both and then you can compare side to side, cool? Cool. Be back at laptop in hour or so.

that sounds cool to me.

Drop me your email and you'll have it in 5 mins. Cool? Cool.

You have mail Dragon007. Let me know, keep me posted etc

ATRAIN53 Email me and I'll send you some help!

Hi guys i'm still having a few issues integrating the push notification from Parse and I keep getting this errors in Xcode, does anyone know what it means and how I can possibly fix: Undefined symbols for architecture armv7: "_SecItemAdd", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils saveToKeychain:data:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecMatchLimitOne", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils loadFromKeychain:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlock", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils getKeychainQuery:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecValueData", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils saveToKeychain:data:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_SecItemDelete", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils saveToKeychain:data:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) +[PFInternalUtils deleteFromKeychain:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecClassGenericPassword", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils getKeychainQuery:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_SecItemCopyMatching", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils loadFromKeychain:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecAttrAccessible", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils getKeychainQuery:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecClass", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils getKeychainQuery:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecAttrService", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils getKeychainQuery:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecReturnData", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils loadFromKeychain:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecMatchLimit", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils loadFromKeychain:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_kSecAttrAccount", referenced from: +[PFInternalUtils getKeychainQuery:] in Parse(PFInternalUtils.o) "_AudioServicesPlaySystemSound", referenced from: +[PFPush handlePush:] in Parse(PFPush.o) "_kCFStreamPropertyHTTPAttemptPersistentConnection", referenced from: -[PFHTTPCommand scheduleInCurrentThread:] in Parse(PFHTTPCommand.o) "_kCFStreamPropertyFTPAttemptPersistentConnection", referenced from: -[PFHTTPCommand scheduleInCurrentThread:] in Parse(PFHTTPCommand.o) "_AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID", referenced from: +[PFPush handlePush:] in Parse(PFPush.o) ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture armv7 clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

thanks mac - being able to look at a small project with it working would be a big help. i'm not implementing this for a few weeks, but if you can send that code/project along when you have time, i'd appreciate it. send it here: skompdev @ skomp . net mutzy - that was VERY helpful as well! glad to see you've got it working!

I've also been trying to implement Parse push in my v2.0 ios app. I find adding code into my programms a bit of a struggle, which is why I love buzztouch. I decided to havea go and followed the instructions in this thread and with some success - I followed all the guidance above, added all the lines of code and my app still compiled and runs without errors, which is good. The bad news is that push notifications don't work. My app doesn't even ask permission to allow push notifications. MacApple, if you have a test app that works, would you mind sharing it with me too pleae? I'd love to find out where I'm going wrong.

Guys send me a DM and we can take care if this. Peace and happy Friday!

Thanks MacApple - DM has been sent!

It is all to easy to make a simple mistake that stops push working, but I finally made it! Just to say a big thanks to MacApple and everyone else who posted here, it all helped me get Parse going.

It is all to easy to make a simple mistake that stops push working, but I finally made it! Just to say a big thanks to MacApple and everyone else who posted here, it all helped me get Parse going.

Nice one. Piece of cake eh?

Ahoy Matey - I'm still on my parse quest. In comparing this thread with the guide (https://parse.com/tutorials/ios-push-notifications) Two pieces of code in the tutorial are not mentioned above: QUESTION 1: (from guide) >>> If the registration is successful, the above method will execute the callback method [application:didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:] in the application delegate. We will need to implement this method and use it to inform Parse about this new device. >>> ***WHERE DOES THE CODE BELOW GO? DOES IT REPLACE SOMETHING?**** - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)newDeviceToken { [PFPush storeDeviceToken:newDeviceToken]; // Send parse the device token // Subscribe this user to the broadcast channel, "" [PFPush subscribeToChannelInBackground:@"" block:^(BOOL succeeded, NSError *error) { if (succeeded) { NSLog(@"Successfully subscribed to the broadcast channel."); } else { NSLog(@"Failed to subscribe to the broadcast channel."); } }]; } QUESTION 2: (WHERE DOES THE CODE BELOW GO?): - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo { [PFPush handlePush:userInfo]; }

I think I got it working under the hood. I put the following code under didFinishlaunching.... - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)newDeviceToken { [PFPush storeDeviceToken:newDeviceToken]; // Send parse the device token // Subscribe this user to the broadcast channel, "" [PFPush subscribeToChannelInBackground:@"" block:^(BOOL succeeded, NSError *error) { if (succeeded) { NSLog(@"Successfully subscribed to the broadcast channel."); } else { NSLog(@"Failed to subscribe to the broadcast channel."); } }]; } - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo { [PFPush handlePush:userInfo]; } -(BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions{ ......now it's off to Production Cert time...oh the joy

Not at laptop but that sounds right.

Thanks buddy - When you are replacing the Development Cert with the Production Cert ID, do you also need to update the Development Provisioning Profile? It's slightly unclear on the Parse video about this part of the process. \It states, "once you are ready to put your app live, you will need to revisit and configure the app ID for Production."

I haven't done this step yet with a push enabled app, but I would guess that you need to do everything again for an apple production profile, as it is separate from the dev profile.

Do you have an app that is live using Parse? Were you able to skip this step and make it work?

I have a few live apps from the days before I discovered Parse and Buzztouch, and with those I have a dev profile for testing on devices and a separate release profile for Apple submissions. They have a * wildcard in them so I only need two for all of those apps. I understand you cannot use wildcards in a profile if enabling push though, although I could be wrong. Right now I have a couple of buzztouch apps with Parse push enabled in development. I am hoping to release them soon and I'm expecting to have to configure a release profile for each these. But I also expect I can re-use my dev profiles for other developments if I give them the same app id.

Thanks for the insight Alan- the certifications certainly throw me for a loop. Good reminder on re-using the dev certification. I just wish it was a bit more clear on the process. It seems that any previsionIng profile would all be replaced by a distribution profile before it goes live.

Do you have an app that is live using Parse? Were you able to skip this step and make it work?

Does anyone have a sample app that is using parse? If so, is it possible for me to get the source code? (BT2.0). Thanks, Jake