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Combining Push Notifications with In-App Notifications #73

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moustafadevrn opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 4 comments
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Combining Push Notifications with In-App Notifications #73

moustafadevrn opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 4 comments

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@moustafadevrn
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Description:
When combining push notifications with in-app notifications, the in-app notification appears too early when the push notification is received and clicked while the app is closed. The in-app notification appears parallel to the splash screen, which may not provide the optimal user experience.

Steps to Reproduce:
Combine push notifications with in-app notifications.
Send a notification while the app is closed.
Click on the push notification to open the app.

Expected Behavior:
The in-app notification should appear after the home screen fully loads, rather than during the splash screen.

Actual Behavior:
The in-app notification appears in parallel with the splash screen.

@fortesdev
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fortesdev commented Apr 19, 2024

Hi @moustafadevrn, I am afraid the control for displaying manually the in-app notification is only exposed on native Android and iOS. On React Native it is displayed "automatically", as soon as it can.

@riskpp
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riskpp commented Apr 26, 2024

Hi @moustafadevrn, as a workaround you may consider building a Flow for an in-app notification campaign:

  • listen to app launch event
  • put pause element after this
  • send in-app notification

@moustafadevrn
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Hi @riskpp , I followed the recommendation and attempted to create a flow on the dashboard to trigger the in-app notification after a delay of 10 seconds upon app launch. However, I encountered difficulties as the in-app notification was not triggered as expected. Despite configuring the flow to listen to the app launch event and inserting a pause element, the in-app notification did not appear after the specified delay.

Additionally, it would greatly streamline our processes if we could utilize the existing option to manage both types of notifications in a single interface. Specifically, leveraging the checkbox to include in-app notifications when creating broadcast notifications would consolidate our workflow and enhance efficiency, eliminating the need to manage notifications in two separate locations.
I appreciate your assistance and would be grateful for any further guidance or solutions you can provide to address this issue.

@riskpp
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riskpp commented Aug 16, 2024

Hello @moustafadevrn , could you please contact your account manager regarding this issue, might be easier to resolve.

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