tomercagan
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7 years ago I would check the certificates on your server.
Are you in dev/production? Make sure you use the right certificate and the right URL (sandbox or prod).
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Hi, All I am new to Ionic Push, I appreciate your help
I am failing to register device when the app launches I totally followed the ionic push guide for the existing project as well as new template project https://docs.ionic.io/services/push/#plugin-installation But both case, I got the following log on the Xcode log panel
2016-10-17 03:09:07.119186 myapp[635:162318] Push Plugin register called 2016-10-17 03:09:07.119272 myapp[635:162318] PushPlugin.register: setting badge to false 2016-10-17 03:09:07.119297 myapp[635:162318] PushPlugin.register: clear badge is set to 0 2016-10-17 03:09:07.119312 myapp[635:162318] PushPlugin.register: better button setup 2016-10-17 03:09:07.123228 myapp[635:162318] GCM Sender ID (null) 2016-10-17 03:09:07.123278 myapp[635:162318] Using APNS Notification 2016-10-17 03:09:07.130045 myapp[635:162256] Push Plugin register failed
Ionic Clouding Service configuration and the app configuration is done according to the guide
What do you think about this issue?
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bwoodlt
alastairmcavoy-S1
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Recently, I found out that GCM support iOS messaging.
From what I recon, you register device with APNS and then submit the token to GCM and in "return" get a GCM token you can use for pushing notifications to iOS devices. If I understand correctly, GCM just pushes your payload to APNS (but I could be wrong here).
From the little I understand of both native iOS development and of Cordova/PG plugins, it seems like a relatively small change to the iOS code (the part of registering Apple token with GCM) could enable a simpler server notification code.
Does this make sense? Could this indeed be added? I've seen that the iOS example code (native) uses dependencies from google - is that something that can be used within the plugin code?
I don't have much experience with either iOS or plugin development but if the above is feasible, and someone can "assist" with it I'd be happy to contribute my time for this.