HeadsUp | Simple implementation of floating notifications | Notification library
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Simple implementation of floating notifications.
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- Override to initialize the UI components
- Switch to a specific Fragment
- Gets the Intent that can be used to show this Intent
- Initializes the navigation up
- Handle a touch event
- Set the hotspot event
- Create dialog
- Creates the body of the email
- Starts head up
- On hide
- Called when a notification list is changed
- Callback method for when the activity is received from the application
- Invoked when the menu item is selected
- Create the dialog
- Called when the view is created
- Create the dialog view
- Updates the dashboard tile
- Called when a progress bar has changed
- Execute a query
- Set the width and height of the dashboard
- Adds the parameters to the hash map
- Draws the raster
- Rebuild the Dashboard summary UI
- Initializes the header state
- Sets the list preferences
- Converts a CharSequence into an integer value
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QUESTION
HEADSUP: I don't know if this is a duplicate. There are many with similar titles one, but they aren't answering my question. If it is a duplicate, however, please inform me.
I have this model called Item:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-14 at 08:13The problem here is a lack of understanding of class based views that deal with single objects. Any view that deals with a single object inherits from SingleObjectMixin [Django docs] down the line. SingleObjectMixin gets the relevant object using either (or both) the pk or slug passed as keyword arguments to the view.
The name of the kwarg for pk is denoted by the pk_url_kwarg which defaults to pk, (meaning if there is a kwarg pk passed to the view it will be used for getting the object) and the kwarg for the slug is denoted by slug_url_kwarg.
In your view you deal with two objects one Item and the other Task. And the generic view is supposed to deal with the Item. The problem here is you pass the pk for the Item as pk2 and for the Task as pk! The view of course considers that pk is for the instance it needs to deal with and hence you get the error.
One solution would be to interchange the names of the two kwargs, but we can do better than that. pk and pk2 are not very descriptive, yes? Lets change their names to be more descriptive.
In your url pattern, change the names of the captured arguments:
QUESTION
How can I disable headsup notification from FCM and only work with
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Answered 2021-Jul-04 at 22:26The automatic notification shows up because you're sending a notification message. For notification messages, FCM automatically displays the message to end-user devices on behalf of the client app.
Solution:
You can send a data message which does not display an automatic notification and requires the client app to process the data.
Here's a sample notification message:
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I recently bought an ELEGO Mega 2560, or in other words an Arduino Mega. I bought a bmp180 sensor as well. I connected the bmp in this fashion, VCC - 3.3v, GND - GND, SCL - 21, SDA - 20. I uploaded a simple code which just displayes altitude. When I go to the Serial Monitor to view the results, nothing pops up. It is suppose to say BMP init success if it connects, and fail if it doesn't. When I go to the monitor, it just doens't say anything. When I disconnect the sensor, it says fail. It appears as if the Serial Monitor just freezes. Also a headsup, my code is very messy, I'm sorry if it's hard to keep up.
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Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 22:21Turns out it was a hardware issue. I had ground shorted to SDA. I'm assuming the same will happen if it's shorted to SCL. Make sure both SDA and SCL aren't shorted to each other or ground.
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I have an app where i'm having some issues with notifications not being consistent on different devices. The notification is used by a foreground service
This is what my notification looks like in my pixel3 api29 emulator
Because of the issue i'm troubleshooting, I decided to extract the code and put it in a dummy app that would let me simulate the triggering event more easily. However, after doing that and running on the exact same pixel3 api29 emulator, i realized the notification is not even consistent on the same device. In the dummy app for a dummy foreground service the notification looks like this
I can't find what's driving the different look of the action buttons in the two apps. Even the behaviour is different. In the first version, the floating headsup notification stays there forever until i clear it programatically but in the second dummy app the notification clears itself after 6 seconds. I tried using the same theme in both, added the exact same dependency versions thinking that i was pulling different versions of the notification library but nothing, the code to create the notifications is the same in both:
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Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 21:45I finally figured it out. What changes the headsup notification is this permission in the manifest
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