The developper has never asked me for login credentials. I was the one asking how to provide it myself, for my staging website. All riscs are mine I guess. If I looked closely I would have found it myself.
You certainly can’t blame Murali for this. He is so helpful to me, I wish every developper has the same amount of patience. Most developpers aren’t as helpful as he is, and are after money.
So please, IF he did something wrong, give him all the benefits of the doubt, he has no wrong intentions, I trust him completely.
I noticed that the plugin was updated to version 2.10 yesterday. After reinstalling the plugin, the app unfortunately still isn’t working properly.
Notifications are received in the app itself, but not through the Android system. I checked the app notification settings in Android and they are set correctly.
I can’t save push notification settings in the mobile app. Settings save correctly in a desktop browser. Everything is enabled, but the app shows all settings as inactive.
Perhaps you are still working on resolving issues, no problem at all! I wanted to let you know about the error messages I see in the browser console:
pnfpb_icpush_pwa_sw.js:96 Service Worker: Installation failed. pnfpb_icpush_pwa_sw.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to execute 'addAll' on 'Cache': Request failed Promise.then (anonymous) @ pnfpb_icpush_pwa_sw.js:87 Promise.then (anonymous) @ pnfpb_icpush_pwa_sw.js:84 pnfpb_icpush_pwa_sw.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to execute 'addAll' on 'Cache': Request failed
Thank you for looking into it! I’ve encountered several additional bugs, which I believe you’ll find helpful in improving your product. I see great potential in this, and I hope this feedback contributes to its development.
Group Subscription (Chrome/Mac): After clicking the ‘Subscribe’ button, I receive confirmation. However, when I check the group directory later, the ‘Subscribe push notification’ button reappears, indicating that I am not actually subscribed.
Mobile/PWA App Subscription (Android): When subscribing on mobile (including the PWA app), I receive no confirmation. The page reloads, and the ‘Subscribe push notification’ button remains active.
Android PWA App Notifications: While system notifications are enabled for the PWA app on Android, messages sent via the Better Message plugin do not trigger phone notifications. Notifications only appear when the app is opened. Additionally, there are no badge counts, nor do the notifications appear when I pull down the home screen (as with other notifications like emails).
There might be issues with my plugin settings or a problem on Firebase’s end, but I haven’t been able to identify any discrepancies.
Thank you for your answer and sorry for my late reply!
On desktop (Mac) and FireFox, I can see the bell icon and subscribe without any issues now. However, when a user who is not yet subscribed visits their settings page / Push Notification subscription, the spinning wheel continues indefinitely, and no settings appear.
The same issue occurs on Android: – The bell icon is not visible on mobile, but that’s acceptable as I already have a ‘Send Message’ button at the bottom right corner (from the Better Message plugin). – So there’s no way to subscribe to notifications on mobile devices.
On iOS, I’ll need to ask a friend to test it, but I’d like to resolve the Desktop / Android issues first.
When Firefox is closed on desktop, no messages appears. Is it possible that a notification appears (Mac – Os / PC – Windows)?
This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by bartraymakers.
This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by bartraymakers.
What I want to achieve is that there are never too many emails going out at the same time. I currently have 250 users, but that number can quickly increase. When multiple people post something, you can easily end up with more than 1.000 emails to be send. That can look suspicious to email providers, which can cause emails to be blocked.
My idea was to put the emails in a database and then have them send out at, say, max 200 emails per hour. But indeed, you have different intervals, so I also have to work with different cron jobs. That makes it all very complicated.
I am not an expert in php at all. But I usually get things done by Googling. With the standard mail function of WordPress, working with a cron job did work, but this is something completely different now 🙁
