Closed MTeamapps closed 5 years ago
marchbold
commented
6 years ago Sorry this was only possible in old versions of Android. Google changed this process in Android 6 and you now need a special icon resource or will get our default bell icon for notifications.
You could set your target version to be pre Android 6 however I don't think you'll be able to release a new application using that method.
MTeamapps
commented
6 years ago We faced some problems but we published new applications to. the notification icon was ok. the notification status bar icon is the main applications icon. but it have some problem on showing small icon when we pull the notification bar dawn but it is acceptable. I can send you screen shots if you need to.
marchbold
commented
6 years ago Feel free, but I don't not believe it is possible to use the application icon as a notification icon. They have completely different requirements now on Android.
MTeamapps
commented
6 years ago 
Android 6.0.1
Air 26
marchbold
commented
6 years ago This hasn't been possible since Lollipop, starting with Android 5.0, the guidelines say:
Notification icons must be entirely white.
They can have colours (tints) applied to them, however the base icon resource must be white, with alpha transparency. The only way to do as per your image is to set your target sdk in your manifest additions to be lower than Lollipop (21).
The second image in the expanded view is the large icon, this image can contain colours.
Milkman did that in their EasyPush ane. there is no need to re build the native file for every application. we migrated to your PushNotification service because of your better support team and better options on the native. but it seems that we are going to lose this feature for our new apps.