Is there anyway to detect if a user clicked the notification in the tray?

[mark22]

I'm looking all over and don't see this anywhere?

It seems either you run a callback on all push notifications or don't. Theres no way to determine if a user actually clicked the notification (hence wants the app to do something)

Isn't this a core functionality of push notifications or have others come up with solutions around this?

Thanks!

[Sofianio]

If you read the Documentation you'll find:

inBackground

A boolean value indicating if the notification has come when the app was in background, and the user has explicited clicked on the banner.

inBackground is true if user clicks the notification (wether the app is opened or not)

[mark22]

@Sofianio Thanks, but it seems inBackground only works if the app is running in the background. If it is not actually running, the notification comes, but if you click on it, inBackground doesn't work (because the app didn't actually get launched from the 'background' I presume...).

This is a difficult nuance as some users will background apps, others will close them. Functionality should be the same in regards to a user clicking a a notification, regardless of where the app actually resides

[Sofianio]

I can't tell you if "inBackground" works when the app is closed because for me the callback isn't called at all ( see issue #55 )

[kopiro]

Hey guys, issue solved :) https://github.com/caffeinalab/ti.goosh/commit/22924ee861ae3e05f6fb2b2710db34521f0a8d4e

[mark22]

@kopiro

This update works!

Thank you!!