Closed andresilva-cc closed 4 years ago
This also happens on Android 9.
Can you at least include the at
property, so the plugin has an idea when to trigger it? I don't know if that helps, but I always do it (like in the demo apps) and don't have this problem.
Already solved, see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58492792/plugin-nativescript-local-notifications-triplicates-the-notification-and-theres
As pointed by Manoj, I was passing an Object to the Schedule method, not an Array, so that was the problem.
When I'm scheduling a notification to now, the system shows 3 notifications (instead of just one), and there's no text at all, you can see this in the screenshot below:
I'm testing on an Android emulator running version 5.1.
My code:
Already tried without bigTextStyle, but same thing. PS: I'm using local notifications on a Background Service.