Hi All, Why when I downloaded the new source code, filled out everything for apple push notifications will it not prompt the user? Thanks, Jake

Hey @Jake Chasan, Don't you have to compile everything in your App and be in the App store after the push was rolled out two days ago? LA

Sorry, I posted the wrong URL: https://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=D5D516F9AF6A141C03718F8&fid=29FCCE999D443E6BA90435B&sortColumn=FT.id&sortUpDown=DESC&currentPage=1 @LA Thanks for your help

@LA: The Push thing has nothing to do with the App Store. In other words, you can configure you device to accept push notifications before it's in the app store. That's the purpose of the Development Certificate. @Jake: Not prompting. OK, there are only a few things that can cause this.... 1) You're testing on a simulator. iOS Simulators do not support push nor will they prompt to allow. 2) Your app's delegete does not contain the latest code and does not know what push is. Look for didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken in the delegate's .m file. If it's there, you have the latest code. 3) The JSON data for your app does not have "promptForPushNotifications":"1" 4) You previously installed the app on the device and said no, or it didn't ask or something else happened that wasn't planned. iOS is finicky and it won't ask you over and over again to accept push. If your app supports push, even if the user said "no" it should appear in the list of Notifications in the built in iOS Settings Menu. See that, if the app exists in that list those settings will prevail.

David I have the same issue have xcoded the app and loaded into device with all the above checked. By default it should ask, but alas I do not see the app appearing in notifications section of the phone nor do I get the notification on first run. Very strange as I have all certs in place etc. Maybe someone else has had similar probs and would like to comment ? Thanks

Hey, I'm also having the same problems. I confirmed all the steps David suggested. All are right. In one App in the Notification settings in the device's settings menu, it's set to accept notifications. In my control panel I have the one device registered as well. Any suggestions? Miguel

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Same issue here, i went through David's checklist, all things are OK, also i checked the Notification Centre in my IOS and my app is not there. hope someone can help us on this.

I have solved the issue, but I don't know what was the exact mistake. now the device promotes for notifications. Also it can be found in push notifications control panel. What I have done is re-install the app again into XCode, and revoke all my provisioning certificates and creates new ones. Hope this can helps. BR