In your config.php, $CFG->noemailever is not set to true (or it does not exist).Mobile is enabled in Messaging > Notification settings in the Site administration.You have entered an Airnotifier access key in the Mobile settings in the Site administration.
#STOCKFOLIO AND NOTIFICATIONS FOR FREE#
You can register for free on to check your current active user devices to check if you need to upgrade to a Pro/Premium plan. You have not exceeded the maximum number of active devices according to your Moodle App Plan.The Moodle diagnosis tool for Push Notifications under Site administration > Messaging > Mobile > Check and test push notification configuration (Moodle 3.11 onward only).If your users are not receiving push notifications please check: Moodle offers a branded app service including a private notifications infrastructure, for more information visit Troubleshooting
#STOCKFOLIO AND NOTIFICATIONS INSTALL#
Remember to install using GIT (repository branch moodle2). The Airnotifier message plugin allows you to point to your custom Airnotifier instance using your own access keys. You will have to add your app certificates - see for further information. The following steps may not be valid starting that date UPDATE: Google is deprecating FCM in April, 2019. uses a slightly modified version of Airnotifier. If you have a customized version of the Moodle Mobile app, or you want to use your own notifications infrastructure, you will have to install a private AirNotifier (backend server for notifications). Installing your own notifications infrastructure It also allows users to control how they receive messages for each type of event in the Moodle calendar. The Event Reminders plugin will automatically send reminders for Moodle calendar events in a timely manner via Moodle message interface. Push notifications can also include calendar event notifications, however this requires the Event Reminders plugin to be installed on the Moodle site. Users then need to connect at least once with the latest version of the Moodle Mobile app in order to register their phones with the Moodle site. If you have problems requesting the access key, please register your site on the Moodle Apps Portal once your site is registered there, an Airnotifier access key will be automatically generated for you. You can enable by default Mobile notifications for your students, please read the "Default message outputs" section in Messaging settings.
For further information, see the official announcement Introducing our new Moodle App plans. Depending on the size of your site and the number of user devices receiving notifications, you may need to sign up to a Premium plan in the Moodle Apps portal. Note that from 2 April 2020, there will be certain limitations when using push notifications. An access key can be obtained via Administration > Site administration > Plugins > Message outputs > Mobile Notifications. Push notifications can be enabled by an administrator by connecting their Moodle site to a messaging server such (available for registered Moodle sites only). It is not an indicator of the number of push notifications the user has received it just acts as a reminder of pending unread notifications.Ī planned improvement is to remotely indicate the number of pending unread notifications - MDL-73707. In general, for iOS, the badge counter should match the one in the app (or it should be the sum of the notifications and messages badges). The badge counter shows the number of unread notifications or the number of message senders that have sent you an unread private message.
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