dtsolis

Hello,

Thank you for your support and I’m sorry for the delayed answer.
There isn’t an option for that at the admin area but you can open the file
pushFunctionality.php

and change the line 15 to this

$data[‘data’][‘sound’] = “example.caf”;

Hi there,

Thank you for your support and I’m sorry for the delayed answer.
I guess that it is possible but as this project is a side project for me, currently, I don’t have enough time to work on that and I can’t make any promise for the future.

Hi there,

I’m sorry for my absence and thank you guys for your contribution on this bug!
I published a new version that fixes that.

Thank you all for your support!

Ok, i’ll look into this and try to fix it. Thank you for your support!

Hi,

Thank you for using this plugin! I haven’t notice anything like that but i guess i could try to refactor plugin’s code. In the meanwhile you could run some tests using this plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/p3-profiler/ in order to get a better view on your website’s performance.

Hello! Thank you for your support and i’m sorry for the late response. I have never used ifttt before so i can’t think of something that might cause the problem but i’ll look into it and try to fix this problem.

Thanks,
Dimitris – Sotiris Tsolis

Hello and thank you for your support!

While editing a post, you’ll see on your right a metabox with ‘Simple Parse Push Notification’ title.
By setting ‘Activate Push Notifications for this post ?’ option to NO, you’re ok. No push notification will be send.
In order to change that from code, a quick and (quite) dirty way is to make the following changes on ‘simpleParsePS.php’ file.

1. comment out line 81
add_action('publish_'.$postType, 'simpar_send_post');

2. add this code

if ( $old_status == 'draft' && $new_status == 'publish' ) {
	simpar_send_post($post->ID);
}

below the line 252
function simpar_save_post($new_status, $old_status, $post) {

I hope that helps!

Yes, you have to have a mobile app published to app store. Web apps doesn’t work.
In order to have the ABILITY to send Push Notifications, you have to:

1. Enroll in iOS Developer Program https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/
2. create an “app” in Apple’s developer portal
3. create all certificates about the app and push notification
4. download them etc (Apple has documentation about the process)

After that, in order to INTEGRATE with them and actually send a Push Notification, you have to setup your own server with the appropriate back end to support (push notifications) OR use a service like Parse.com

This plugin is simply a “connector” to the Parse’s dashboard to help you send Push Notifications directly from your website, without accessing Parse.com.

Hello,

I have a few questions about that.
Does your app receive push notifications if you send them via the Parse dashboard? Is there a chance that cURL is not enabled?

Thanks!

Hello and thanks for using the plugin!

That’s strange… The plugin has not been updated since January 11th so i can’t think of any reason to stop working.

For now, i’d suggest to deactivate, uninstall and then reinstall the plugin.

Thanks!
Dimitris

Thank you for using the plugin!
I’m already working on that and made some progress. So, IF everything goes well, i guess sometime this week will be ready!

Hello,

This plugin is not made to work with scheduled posts but it’s something to consider about in future releases!

Thanks!

Hello,

I haven’t experienced this problem before and i just tested to my iPhone and worked without a problem.
In your application, do you use the default sound or you have a custom one?

Thanks!

I’m not sure i understand what you mean. Where did you see this message?

Right now, no, it won’t send a notification but it’s something to think about for an update!