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Notifications means that data is "pushed out" from the BLE device, usually only when the data changes rather than you having to poll it. Try enabling notifications ("hit it about" one time) and then change the orientation of that die, see if any data is emitted by the UART. If not, then maybe that
link: Retried the three down arrows and the UUID 0x2902 under Descriptors/Client Characteristic Configuration changed the Value from "Notifications and indi

Notifications are Android feature, so you should, for example, google "android notification development". And you will find:
link: Is there a way to turn app notifications on or off? For example, turn notifications on or off for Facebook, email, Instagram, etc.
link: Thanks MicroDrie - good examples of building notifications but I'm looking to update notifications for existing apps.
link: Well perhaps this is a started point class file for android.support.v4.app.NotificationCompat not found. If you have further questions, you can post y

You should use a Service and call StartServiceAt to schedule it to start at the given time. Once it has started you can do whatever you like including showing a notification.
link: can you post a link to a forum thread how to show a simple notification, strangely i cant find any example for that.
link: Hello Is it possible with b4a - local notifications - not push ? Like the b4i's Local Notifications tutorial where you can set notificaitns locally

OnGoingEvent As Boolean Sets whether the notification is an 'ongoing event'. The notification will be shown in the ongoing section and will not be cleared. OnlyAlertOnce As Boolean Sets whether the notification will only play sound / vibrate /show light if the notification is not already showing.
link: Hi everyone, In light of all the current issues relating to notifications in Android. I have decided to upload the source code for NotificationBuild
link: Hello everybody, I am currently trying (unfortunately without success) to simply get a notification (first step only text, next step a picture) to a
link: You don't need the WearableDataLayer Library to get notifications on the Wear device. All you need is this library. For simple notifications you don't

Background For a long time there were two ways for B4A developers to show notifications: - Simple notifications with the built-in Notification object. - More complex notifications with barx's NotificationBuilder library. Thank you barx for all your work!!! The notifications features changed a lot
link: Hi All, i started using this class and it works great Thank you @Erel, however i'm having an issue where i receive two notifications when i send a not
link: Thanks for the detailed test project. This will allow the possibilities to be applied directly in practice.

Greetings, The widget service can't be stopped because it updates times on the widget so I can't use StopAutomaticForeground.
link: Is it because your widget service is running in the foreground? Do you need to add Service.StopAutomaticForeground to your Service_Start? - Colin.
link: UpdateWidget End Sub ' Event handlers. '---------------- Sub PanelPrayerTimes_Click StartActivity(Main) End Sub

Two types of notifications: - Regular notifications: reliable. Do not start your app. Only show notification. You will not see anything in the logs. - Silent notifications: unreliable. They do start your app and you will see the message with iReleaseLogger.
link: Hi All, I am looking to implement a reliable way to receive notifications when the app is closed. I looked at the tutorial in the link below https:/

HI We have used notifications as a form of communications on Apps for years. It don't matter what you do, the phones appear to go into a "deep sleep" if unused. We have tried all types of tricks to keep them responding to notifications - either by FCM or Sockets using TCP, and frankly none work if
link: I have just found this, perhaps it can be an additional item that one can consider. I'm not sure if it might address your issues, I am also testing it
link: CallSubDelayed(FirebaseMessaging, "SubscribeToTopics") and then I retested my app in release mode again and I quit it and even cleared the recently u

Here is a note from google for core app quality. Notifications are persistent only if related to ongoing events (such as music playback or a phone call). Each day I find an app of mine released on google play that shows a notification on the android device , just the icon of the app and the app tit

Not only Toastmessages but also Notifications are UI elements, even if not related to Activities, so it could also happen here. Just to narrow-down the search, I'd comment out where the notifications are updated to see if results change.

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