Hi guys, I've a question. Why Android OS cuts push notifications? Is there a method to avoid this? Another question: when the user clicks on the push notification and the app starts, is possible open a popup with the same text message of the push? Thanks for your reply.

Could you explain what you mean by "Android OS cuts push notifications" - I don't know what you mean. And for your second question, the way the push is handled now is the standard way for Android, but it should be possible to write some code that pop it up as an alert, if you can write code to intercept the message. Beyond my abilities, but I did a google search for "android push message popup" and there are a couple of stackoverflow hits that describe what you want to do.

Hi Alan, thanks for your help. I mean that Android cut the text message in the push notification. It shows only first characters and cuts the rest.

I'm not expert in writing code, can someone help me? I would, after clicking on push notification, show a popup with the notification text when the app starts!

How much text is cutting off? There *is* a character limit for push notifications, buzztouch, parse, and the limitations of the device itself - you might be out of luck if you're trying to send a huge message. As for getting the push to send you to a screen, I'm not sure *how* to do it, but I do know it's possible, you might need to research more on BT Push and Parse Push. Parse is a little bit more fancy. David Van Beveren http://btmods.com/chat ^ Chat with other BT members live! http://btmods.com/hire ^ Hire MrDavid for one of his services!

I've founded what I want to realize, the big view for push notification. This is the link provided by Android website for developers: http://developer.android.com/training/notify-user/expanded.html Because I'm not a programmer, I don't know how implementing this solution in the app's code provided by Buzztouch. Can anyone help me please?