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Rich Notifications
Tereza Juric edited this page Mar 1, 2019
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Mobile messaging platform enables you to attach images to push notification from provided URL as of iOS 10 and MM SDK 2.5.8.
- iOS MM SDK 2.5.8+ (with notification extension)
- iOS version 10+
- supported: image, animated gif, audio, video
- file formats (max size) - by Apple:
- image (5 MB) JPEG, GIF, PNG
- audio (10 MB) AIFF, WAV, MP3, M4A
- video (50 MB) MPEG, MPEG2, MP4, AVI
- file formats (max size) - by Apple:
- for image uploading iOS requires HTTPS connection. URLs need to support TLS 1.2
Rich notifications were introduced with Notification Service Extension and must be configured as described here.
In order to receive media content through Push within Notification Center, you need to create a new Push campaign on Portal or send a message through Push API with contentUrl
parameter.
![Rich notification - CUP](Images/RichNotifCUP.png?raw=true)
Provided content will be displayed in the notification center.
![Rich notification - iOS10](Images/RichNotifIos10.gif?raw=true)
If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to send an email to [email protected] or create an issue.
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