Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
I'm trying to present a UILocalNotification with a date/time in the past but, in spite of the fireDate specified, the notification always refer to the time of the delivery.
As for the UILocalNotification class reference, In case of fireDate nil or in the past, the notification is delivered immediately. But do you know if there is a way to show a time in the past (instead of "now")?
Hi ,
- (NSTimeInterval) timeIntervalSinceDate : (NSDate *)anotherDate
Hi Z_B-B,
can you please explain it better?
I've already tried to set a firedate in the past (is my main concern!) but when the noitification is delivered, I've always getting the "current time". Is there a way to deliver a notification showing a time in the past?
Per the UILocalNotification class reference for fireDate.
If the specified value is
or is a date in the past, the notification is delivered immediately.nil
I interpret this to mean that setting fireDate to a date in the past will effectively result in fireDate being set to now.
Llessur999 wrote:
I interpret this to mean that setting fireDate to a date in the past will effectively result in fireDate being set to now.
Thanks Llessur999, I guess the same. 😟
I was hoping that the displayed time could be set to a different value.
UILocalNotification showing a date/time in the past
