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On iOS at the moment I just reset the badge count when the app comes into the foreground: ` public override void OnActivated(UIApplication uiApplication) { UIApplication.SharedApplication.ApplicationIconBadgeNumber = 0; base.OnActivated(uiApplication); }...

@TimesliceTechnologies So I gave up getting this plugin to work properly with Firebase, and especially the iOS side of things. Using OneSignal Xamarin SDK, surprisingly easy to implement and a...

Hi Guys, does this work with Firebase? I receive the notification on Android but there is no title content, only shows the app name on top?

Install the nuget package in all your projects if using PCL. You need to register the device, either create a popup or button which calls: ` private void YesButtonPush_Clicked(object sender,...

@lucascc26 If you're debugging app, this happens sometimes when app is terminated. Try release mode and see if it works.

@lanceking Make sure you implement the code in your MainApplication.cs file rather than MainActivity.cs

@erickriva I succeed in sending the notification, only issue is the title doesn't show because FireBase uses a body field: "gcm.notification.body": "testing push" How do we change this, as my...

Thanks I figured that out after many hours, was trying to call : CrossPushNotification.NotificationContentTextKey = "gcm.notification.body"; from the Forms PCL project instead of Android, reason why I wasn't seeing the...

@TimesliceTechnologies did you manage to get iOS push working? When I call : `CrossPushNotification.Current.Register();` It generates a token and prints it in the console as below: Token : a56093f11842e34469ce49fe01d7a0cd1ddd0986f347587991beb11e46bfbcf2 however...

Yes in Firebase you can add the iOs version of your app, add it under projects overview - it give options for Android, iOS and We. Once the project is...