[CDB] Browser Push Notifications

[SpIdErPiGgY]

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 	Web Push message could not be sent: Client error: `POST https://updates.push.services.mozilla.com/wpush/v2/gAAAAABmXAUOb6I8fz_AqiU8n7iDJJNvnFuCZ6fxSvoUh2GKhKW6lHFK1disqH8Q6HC7CGUFCcnjF2InWst1MJFbnxmAQHgm8-c4SNTslMpa4XDg5X4gOQeqlLgQiJaLYx1d4E1LzSKReAwIgDc3DDllND2t09ppMVWTcuUXsnx4_J8d_M9YfrM` resulted in a `413 Payload Too Large` response:
{"code":413,"errno":104,"error":"Payload Too Large","message":"This message is intended for a constrained device and is (truncated...)

[rxu]

"code":413,"errno":104,"error":"Payload Too Large"

What browser and OS (assuming Firefox on Android)?

[MattF]

Updated to version 1.0.0-RC6

• New: Added an enable push subscriptions toggle switch to the footer of the Notifications drop down.
• Fixed an issue where the Subscribe button was appearing on some UCP pages unexpectedly.
• Fixed an issue where push notifications failed on Android devices using Firefox as their browser.

[bennybernaer]

I know this extension is still in development. But is there a way to enable push notifications by default for everyone. Maybe with an SQL query?

[ssl]

You know, this kind of notifications is like social networks, we live better without them.

[bennybernaer]

You know, this kind of notifications is like social networks, we live better without them.

In a sense you are right! But you have to move with the times.

My users have been asking for this feature for years

[ssl]

We have to ask ourselves the question in reverse, is it logical to constrain people with this kind of notifications?
For me the best thing is to let the user decide for themselves instead of deciding for them. I am not against all these developments, quite the contrary, but certain things must not appear on the screen of your computer, smartphone, without you having decided.

[deninho32]

The users can turn it off if they like. Four our board it's a very nice extension. During football transfer time people get notified when a big transfer is in or out if they have bookmarked that topic for instance. Also if they forgot to enter their predictions in the football toto they get an alert for it.

In the latest relase a line is missing from the language file info_acp_webpushnotifications.php.

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'ACP_WEBPUSH_SETTINGS'

[MattF]

The users can turn it off if they like. Four our board it's a very nice extension. During football transfer time people get notified when a big transfer is in or out if they have bookmarked that topic for instance. Also if they forgot to enter their predictions in the football toto they get an alert for it.

In the latest relase a line is missing from the language file info_acp_webpushnotifications.php.

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'ACP_WEBPUSH_SETTINGS'

No, a complete hard-re-install is required if you at any point were using RC1.

[ssl]

In the latest relase a line is missing from the language file info_acp_webpushnotifications.php.

Probably talk about this

[danieltj]

I know this extension is still in development. But is there a way to enable push notifications by default for everyone. Maybe with an SQL query?

That isn't possible because it relies on the user to accept notifications on their browser. You cannot remotely set this to yes for people as it requires explicit consent on the client-side. It's not like notifications within the phpBB system, these notifications are shown within the OS of the device.

[MattF]

Updated to version 1.0.0-RC7

To address some of the concerns brought up in this thread we added a couple new features to the ACP options:

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1. You can now enable or disable having the Subscribe toggle in the notifications dropdown.
With this disabled, users must visit the UCP to Subscribe. But with this enabled, users can Subscribe from anywhere on the forum and they can more easily discover this feature.

2. You can now make the user-based notification settings all enabled or disabled by default.
Until now, all of the user-based web push notification settings were disabled by default. That meant users had to both subscribe and enable the notifications they want to receive in the UCP. Now you can have them all enabled by default instead. That means, in conjunction with the previous option of having the Subscribe button in the notification dropdown, that users can subscribe from anywhere on the forum and immediately start receiving notifications. They only need to visit the UCP if they want to turn off some of the notifications they prefer not to receive.

I know, I know. We've done a terrible job at being "feature frozen"

[deninho32]

The users can turn it off if they like. Four our board it's a very nice extension. During football transfer time people get notified when a big transfer is in or out if they have bookmarked that topic for instance. Also if they forgot to enter their predictions in the football toto they get an alert for it.

In the latest relase a line is missing from the language file info_acp_webpushnotifications.php.

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'ACP_WEBPUSH_SETTINGS'

No, a complete hard-re-install is required if you at any point were using RC1.

That didn't work for me, see attachment.

Screenshot 2024-06-04 at 17-53-49 Beheerdersoverzicht.png

[ssl]

You must deactivate and delete the data of the old version before installing RC7 for example, the language key will be correctly interpreted

[bennybernaer]

I installed this version, but I don't get any notifications. However, notifications are allowed in Chrome.