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Kpe@inlogic.dk: /* Our default payloads for Android is: */

2026-01-22T09:40:30Z

Our default payloads for Android is:

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	Example:		Example:
			{
	{ "message": { "notification": { "body" : "message body"},		"message":
			{
	"data": {		"notification":
			{
	"NewsId": "~~128~~",		"body": "message body"
			},
	"Type": "1",		"data":
			{
	"Title": "Test 1",		"NewsId": "1381",
			"Type": "1",
	"Message": "Test2",		"Title": "Test 1",
			"Message": "Test2",
	"Payload":"json object"		"Payload":"json object"
			} } }
	} } }

	======Our default payloads for Apple is:======		======Our default payloads for Apple is:======
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	example:		example:
			{
	{		"aps":
			{
	"aps":		"alert": "message body",
			"sound": "default"
	{		},
			"data":
	"alert": "message body",		{
			"NewsId": "1381",
	"sound": "default"		"Type": "1",
			"Title": "Test 1",
	},		"Message": "Test2",
			"Payload": "json object"
	"data":		} }

	{

	"NewsId": "1381",

	"Type": "1",

	"Title": "Test 1",

	"Message": "Test2",

	"Payload": "json object"

	} }

	Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".		Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".

Kpe@inlogic.dk: /* Our default payloads for Android is: */

2026-01-22T09:32:08Z

Our default payloads for Android is:

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	example:		example:

	{		{

	"aps": {		"aps":

	~~"alert": "message body",~~		{

	"~~sound~~": "~~default~~",		"alert": "message body",

	},		"sound": "default"

	~~"NewsId": "128"~~,		},

	"~~Type~~": ~~"1",~~		"data":

	~~"Title": "Test 1",~~		{

	"~~Message~~": "~~Test2~~",		"NewsId": "1381",

	"~~Payload~~": "~~json object~~"		"Type": "1",

	}		"Title": "Test 1",

			"Message": "Test2",

			"Payload": "json object"

			} }

	Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".		Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".

Kpe@inlogic.dk: /* Our default payloads for Apple is: */

2026-01-22T08:13:48Z

Our default payloads for Apple is:

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	<nowiki> "data": { "NewsId": "123", "Type": "1", "Title": "Test inlogic2B","Message": "Test inlogic1B", "Payload": "{\"key\":\"value\"}" } }}</nowiki>		<nowiki> "data": { "NewsId": "123", "Type": "1", "Title": "Test inlogic2B","Message": "Test inlogic1B", "Payload": "{\"key\":\"value\"}" } }}</nowiki>

			example:

			{

			"aps": {

			"alert": "message body",

			"sound": "default",

			},

			"NewsId": "128",

			"Type": "1",

			"Title": "Test 1",

			"Message": "Test2",

			"Payload": "json object"

			}

	Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".		Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".

Kpe@inlogic.dk: /* Our default payloads for Android is: */

2026-01-08T09:42:45Z

Our default payloads for Android is:

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	Payload is currently unused but open for extra data once we expand the use of push messages.		Payload is currently unused but open for extra data once we expand the use of push messages.

			Example:

			{ "message": { "notification": { "body" : "message body"},

			"data": {

			"NewsId": "128",

			"Type": "1",

			"Title": "Test 1",

			"Message": "Test2",

			"Payload":"json object"

			} } }

	======Our default payloads for Apple is:======		======Our default payloads for Apple is:======

Mej@inlogic.dk: Included text about the need to restart the IIS after making changes.

2025-10-31T13:32:14Z

Included text about the need to restart the IIS after making changes.

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	'''In the configurator, under Settings>Services, it is important that the field "App Service" has been filled in, as the app service is in charge of sending the notifications to the hub.'''<br />		'''In the configurator, under Settings>Services, it is important that the field "App Service" has been filled in, as the app service is in charge of sending the notifications to the hub.'''

			After setting up the Push Notifications in the configurator, it is necessary to restart the IIS site hosting the UMS web application. This will also need to be done after any subsequent updates or changes to the information typed into the Push Notifications configuration window.
			<br />

	==Testing==		==Testing==

Kpe@inlogic.dk: /* Our default payloads for Apple is: */

2025-10-07T13:42:12Z

Our default payloads for Apple is:

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 ======Our default payloads for Apple is:======
+{ "message": {   "notification": {  "title": "Test inlogic2A","body": "Test inlogic1A"   },
- "message": {
+<nowiki>   "data": { "NewsId": "123", "Type": "1", "Title": "Test inlogic2B","Message": "Test inlogic1B",  "Payload": "{\"key\":\"value\"}"  } }}</nowiki>
 Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".

Kpe@inlogic.dk: /* Our default payloads for Android is: */

2025-10-07T13:40:40Z

Our default payloads for Android is:

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 ======Our default payloads for Apple is:======
-{"aps":{"alert":{"title":"Text","body":"Text"},"sound":"iOS Setting"},
-<nowiki>"data":{"NewsId":Number,"Type":Number,"Title":"Text","Message":"Text","Payload":Json object}}</nowiki>
+ "message": {
 Where everything in APS controls the design of the notification, Title and Body is the same as Title and Message in Android, while in iOS the data fields for text and and message of the same name aren't used, they need to be there to fit the data object. Sound is an iOS setting on what sound to play when the notification is received by the phone, which we usually set to "default".

Kpe@inlogic.dk at 09:17, 21 March 2024

2024-03-21T09:17:28Z

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	Then under the "Manage" section, select "Access Policies" to get the auto generated Endpoints.		Then under the "Manage" section, select "Access Policies" to get the auto generated Endpoints.
	[[File:InlogicwikiPush.png\|left\|thumb\|~~598x598px~~]]		[[File:InlogicwikiPush.png\|left\|thumb\|430x430px]]

Kpe@inlogic.dk at 09:17, 21 March 2024

2024-03-21T09:17:01Z

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	Once the Customer has entered the lines in the right fields, saved and added the template, users will be able to login to the app(re login if they don't want to wait a day) to register for push notifications. Inlogic support can then use the Test Send function(highlighted in blue), to send a test message, more on that in the "Testing" section.		Once the Customer has entered the lines in the right fields, saved and added the template, users will be able to login to the app(re login if they don't want to wait a day) to register for push notifications. Inlogic support can then use the Test Send function(highlighted in blue), to send a test message, more on that in the "Testing" section.


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Kpe@inlogic.dk at 09:16, 21 March 2024

2024-03-21T09:16:45Z

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	Once the Customer has entered the lines in the right fields, saved and added the template, users will be able to login to the app(re login if they don't want to wait a day) to register for push notifications. Inlogic support can then use the Test Send function(highlighted in blue), to send a test message, more on that in the "Testing" section.		Once the Customer has entered the lines in the right fields, saved and added the template, users will be able to login to the app(re login if they don't want to wait a day) to register for push notifications. Inlogic support can then use the Test Send function(highlighted in blue), to send a test message, more on that in the "Testing" section.
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