iOS Question About remote notifications

[mauro vicamini]

Hi,
I've an application that could recive remote notifications: if I open the notification the app is started and the notification is read and registered, but if I recive the notification and I open directly my app (without touching the notification) the notification is not read and not registered.
How could I do to discover if I've recived a remote notification opening directly my app and not touching the notification?
I call CheckForPushMessage in my Application_Start sub, and CheckForPushMessage is defined so :

Private Sub CheckForPushMessage
   If App.LaunchOptions.IsInitialized And _
     App.LaunchOptions.ContainsKey("UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey") Then
     Dim data As Object = App.LaunchOptions.Get("UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey")
     Dim no As NativeObject = App
     no.GetField("delegate").RunMethod("application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:", _
       Array(App, data))
   End If
End Sub

But also with this code I don't get the notification.

I hope to have been clear enough.

Thanks a lot

 

[Erel]

That's true. This is how it works.
The push message information will only be available if the user clicks on the notification.

Push notifications are just notifications. When your app starts you need to check with the server for any relevant information.