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I try to build a release version for my APK but there are problems in the build, and this what is shown in my build-out

I have tried following code to play audio alert on new unread email notification.

New email number is getting updated but audio is playing in loop which is not expected (it should play once only). secondly, audio replays on page refresh or moving on other page.

I want to show notification update + audio just once (irrespective of staying on same page or moving on other page...) But audio should played once again if new email arrived in between and unread email number is increased (this new unread email number is getting updated successfully).

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TL;DR: This could be a question with an easy answer, but I'm either looking for a solution that allows me to use larger content images in macOS Big Sur notifications or evidence that it is no longer possible.

In macOS X High Sierra (and possibly Catalina), it was possible to display notifications in the top-right of the screen like so:

I'm working on changes to the OSS spotify-now-playing that will allow displaying album art in notifications as it currently does not do this. Here's what it looks like in Big Sur:

It was easy enough to add the content image to the notification. This is what that looks like:

The code for this looks something like this (chopped up for clarity):

I want to lex the following code example:

I'm trying to make the notification onclick button where it'd send a notification once clicked. In that function when I use 'this', it gives me a type mismatch error. Here's my code;

When a websocket connection is made I want to show an alert message with Alerter(UI) library that connection is made succesfull. But it crashes every time when I want to show the message. It gives me the error: "Activity cannot be null" Probably because I call the function from another Class.

This is the code.

Newbie here. I've been taking a look at how SQLSVR makes use of prepared statements to protect against injections, but what they are protecting against are usually the queries themselves instead of something like a stored procedure. Am I somewhat safe from this with my current code?

I've been trying to understand the PHP manual here: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.sqlsrv-query.php but I'm not exactly sure how this would look because I'm using a stored procedure.

Thank you for your time to read this and guidance.