Detecting incoming mobile app messages

Overview

Step-by-step

1. To detect incoming mobile app messages, follow this step.

   For iOS 10 (and later):

    MCESdk.sharedInstance.presentNotification = ^BOOL(NSDictionary*){
    NSLog(@"Checking if should present notification!");
    
    // return FALSE if you don't want the notification to show to the user when the app is active
    return TRUE;
    };
   

   For iOS 9 (and earlier):

   - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo fetchCompletionHandler:(void (^)(UIBackgroundFetchResult))completionHandler
   

   Note that iOS only calls this method when the “content-available” flag is used in the push payload.

2. To cancel incoming mobile app messages when the app is open, follow this step.

   For iOS 10 (and later):

   Ensure that the method in Step 1 returns FALSE. If TRUE is returned, the incoming mobile app message is displayed.

   For iOS 9 (and earlier):

   You cannot cancel incoming mobile app messages.