one signal : how to display notifications only wehn user is online?
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I do use onesignal API to send/ receive push notifications.
Is there a way to send/receive web notification only when user is online: if offline, then push is discarded (online = browser opened)
ex: user1 has his browser closed. A notification is sent.
Normally, he will get it next time he opens his browser.
Is there a way a discard that notification ?
(sent when he was offline)
push-notification onesignal
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I do use onesignal API to send/ receive push notifications.
Is there a way to send/receive web notification only when user is online: if offline, then push is discarded (online = browser opened)
ex: user1 has his browser closed. A notification is sent.
Normally, he will get it next time he opens his browser.
Is there a way a discard that notification ?
(sent when he was offline)
push-notification onesignal
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
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up vote
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down vote
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I do use onesignal API to send/ receive push notifications.
Is there a way to send/receive web notification only when user is online: if offline, then push is discarded (online = browser opened)
ex: user1 has his browser closed. A notification is sent.
Normally, he will get it next time he opens his browser.
Is there a way a discard that notification ?
(sent when he was offline)
push-notification onesignal
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
3,2431573133
I do use onesignal API to send/ receive push notifications.
Is there a way to send/receive web notification only when user is online: if offline, then push is discarded (online = browser opened)
ex: user1 has his browser closed. A notification is sent.
Normally, he will get it next time he opens his browser.
Is there a way a discard that notification ?
(sent when he was offline)
push-notification onesignal
push-notification onesignal
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
3,2431573133
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
3,2431573133
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
3,2431573133
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
3,2431573133
asked Nov 7 at 20:33
yarek
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Yes, you can achieve this with the TIME TO LIVE option, by default is 3 days but you can set to 0 and the message will be discarded if the user is offline.
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answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
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Yes, you can achieve this with the TIME TO LIVE option, by default is 3 days but you can set to 0 and the message will be discarded if the user is offline.
Source
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
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Yes, you can achieve this with the TIME TO LIVE option, by default is 3 days but you can set to 0 and the message will be discarded if the user is offline.
Source
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
69511228
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up vote
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Yes, you can achieve this with the TIME TO LIVE option, by default is 3 days but you can set to 0 and the message will be discarded if the user is offline.
Source
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
69511228
Yes, you can achieve this with the TIME TO LIVE option, by default is 3 days but you can set to 0 and the message will be discarded if the user is offline.
Source
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
69511228
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
69511228
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
69511228
answered Nov 8 at 13:37
Felipe Morales
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