Idea for the Notification Center

Wouldn't it be a good idea, if you could get the notification center to send you a notification, every time you got a notification on Facebook?

Looks like that happened in OS X 10.8.2.

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HT3576 How do you fix the problem that happens when if I open my notification for an app, it disappears on the Notification Center?

I was updating an app on my iPad (seeds pro), and when it was fully updated, I opened it. I tried to use a feature on it, but it said I need push notifications enabled. I was looking around in the notification part of the settings app, and when I go back to the specified app, it still didn't let me use the feature. But the additional thing is that now, when I open a notification for ANY app, or at least open the app, it disappears from the Notification Center. I really need help in fixing this bug or problem or whatever it is.

It didn't work like that before. And I know it wasn't a new feature in the iOS7 update, I've never had my notifications deleted from the Notification Center until a week ago. Before that, I kept my notifications in the Notification Center.

Is there a way to keep the notification center on the side bar for Yoshimite

I have a duo screen and it will be really convenient if the notification center is always there on the side for one of my screen. However, every time I click on something else, it disappears. Is there a way to permanently keep my notification on the side?

You can poke around yourself, but right off I do not see how this is possible in customizing the plist.
Finder>Go>Go to folder>
/System/Library/CoreServices/Notification Center.app
You can right click to open> Show Package Content.

The weather widget doesn't appear in the notification center for ios7

I can't find the basic weather widget which was part of the earlier iOS in the notification center. Has it been removed or do I need to change some settings?

System Preferences/Notifications - check the setup there. Also check the daily reminder in the Reminder application.
Do a backup.
Go to Finder and select your user/home folder. With that Finder window as the front window, either select Finder/View/Show View options or go command - J. When the View options opens, check ’Show Library Folder’. That should make your user library folder visible in your user/home folder. Select Library. Then go to Preferences/com.apple.notificationcenterui.plist. Move the .plist to your desktop.
Restart the computer and test. If it works okay, delete the plist from the desktop.
If the same, return the .plist to where you got it from, overwriting the newer one.
Thanks to leonie for some information contained in this.

I've been using samsung for a long time and I just changed into an iPhone 5s and the most important thing I need is my calendar appointments , but in the notification center it doesn't show my events for tomorrow , will there be an updated or this soon?

I've been using samsung for a long time and I just changed into an iPhone 5s and the most important thing I need is my calendar appointments , but in the notification center it doesn't show my events for tomorrow and it doesn't even show more than 1 event , will there be an updated or this soon? Or should I just shift back to samsung?????

Go to settings/notification centre and make sure today vie and calendar day view are both on

Is it a bug that I'm seeing entries in the Notification Center for calendars that I've unchecked?

I have unchecked one of the calendars in the Calendar app ... but when I pull down the notification center (either on iPad or iPhone), I still see entries for the unchecked calendar there. I would think that notifications only happen for calendars that I'm interested in. Is this a bug?
Robert

Frustrating that now as we are at iOS 5.1.1 there is still no fix for the issue. I called Apple a little while back and the representitive made a mention as to that this was a 'feature' of the notification center and not a bug. I think 'features' are supposed to make for better usability, not an inability to use a function. With that said.. any workarounds? Right now, I'm doing the following: My brother and my wife both share their calendars with me, iCloud to iCloud. I started two iCloud accounts, one for the intended purpose of iCloud (syncing all of my calendar events, contacts, etc.) and one simply for their calendars to be shared to. I've included that iCloud account only on my iPad and turned off calendars in the notification center on the iPad. So if I want to see their calendars I can now use my iPad for that purpose.
Please also send a bug report to Apple if this issue is bothering you --- discussion forums are just that, for discussion.
Thanks for any advice you can provide about the above and for any other work-arounds!

Changing the calendar displayed for "Today" in the Notification Center

When I swipe down to see the notification center, it always tells me 'No Events' for today. However, I have an Exchange Calendar that is synced where are all of my real meetings are.
How do I get those to display in the Notification Center? It appears to only be showing my iCloud calendar instead. I've checked and the default calendar under my Mail/Contacts/Calendar settings is my Exchange calendar.
Thanks

Strange, my Exchange calendar shows in the Today view, as does my icloud personal calendar. Have you tried a reset of the iPad?

Change the status of the notification center in iPhone programmatically or atleast read what the status is for a particular application

Is it possible to control and change the status of the notification center in iPhone for a particular application.
1)      In the application push notification is implemented.
2)      Once this application is installed we can see the app in the notification center.
3)      There is an option to ON or OFF
4)      In the application we need an option to check if the above option is ON or OFF.
5)      If the option is OFF we need to provide the user an alert stating that in the notification center has it option off and here we have to provide an option to user to switch ON the option at the notification center.

Well, I could find a fix for that.
My mistake was that 1: I wasn't getting the correct ntype code for my value list type. And 2: I wasn't giving the Id name.
The new result came as this:
statusObjRef = doc.getStatusRef();
statusHome = IBeanHomeLocator.lookup(session,statusObjRef);
status = statusHome.findUniqueByNameType("Drafting Agreement", 1);
doc.setStatusRef(status.getObjectReference());
In case anyone has this problem, you should check the collection of values internal id, that's the actual ntype code (the number you send on the second parameter).
But I could still use help having some advice on the Master Agreement elements handling (getting data from the master agreement or the data thas is being edited at the moment before saving).
If anyone could give some advice, they would be very welcome

I pulled down the notification center, tapped the "tap to tweet" and my phone was jammed. It stayed that way for a minute then restart itself. Is there any way to fix it or at least give me an explanation

I pulled down the notification center, tapped the "tap to tweet" and my phone was jammed. It stayed that way for a minute then restart itself. Is there any way to fix it or at least give me an explanation

Hi Abbie. You have every reason to be upset. These issues normally happen in our country. You can send them an email regarding your concern here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macbook.html
Regarding your battery, you can probably reset the SMC and see if that improves your battery life. Here are the steps.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964

3rd party app alerts no longer show up in the notification center

I upgraded my iPhone 5 to iOS7 last week and ever since alerts for 3rd party apps (like gmail and others) haven't been showing up in the notification center. I've checked my settings for both the notification center and for my individual apps to make sure they weren't reset, made sure my apps were up to date (not all of them have had updates since iOS7 was released but some definitely have), tried toggling them on and off and rebooting, but so far nothing has helped. The banner alerts work, but nothing pops up in the notifications. Has anyone else experienced this or have any other ideas how to fix it?
I've generally been pretty pleased with the new version of iOS, but I'm hating everything about the changes made to the notification center. Even if I do get my notifications to work again, I hate that we're forced to have that "Today" tab even if you switch the summaries off! I like the unified page from iOS6 much better.

Hi cyn999!
I have an article that can help address this question:
iOS: Understanding notifications
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3576
As you can see in the screenshot, the weather does show up in the notification center, but it is in text form instead of icon form in iOS 7. Thanks for coming to the Apple Support Communities!
Regards,
Braden

How do I get the weather on my iPad running iOS7 to show celsius in the Notification Center?

I just upgraded my iPad to iOS 7 and noticed in the notification center, the weather is in farenheit. I prefer celsius. Any thoughts on how I can change that?

Demo wrote:
hangtenn wrote:
yes this is much easier to do on the iphone as it's just a switch in the pre-existing weather app, while leaving the region format unchanged. unfortunately, the ipad has no such pre-existing app, and the notification center will not take it's cue from any weather app you download.
The reason that I explained the solution the way that I did, is because there is NO weather app on the iPad and the only way that I can see to change this would be to change the region format.
Besides, I based my answer on the assumption that the region format was set incorrectly on Brian's iPad.
sorry for the confusion, that response was meant to defend your solution to iamcem (i should have quoted their response when i posted mine). they were saying that changing the region was a bad idea, and that the change should be made in the default weather app. i was explaining to them that although their's was a simple solution, it only worked on the iphone. i was trying to explain why their solution wouldn't work on the ipad, and so why your solution was the best available.

Unselected calenders in the notification center

Dear Apple Community,
I'm having a problem with my unselected calenders, which appear, even unselected in the notification center.
Here is what I wrote (via iPhone feedback) to Apple:
"Dear Apple,
since iOS 5 (I hope it would be fixed with iOS 6, it wasn't) I see my girlfriends, via iCloud shared, calenders + my Facebook Events & Birthdays in the notification center even if these calenders are unselected in my calender app.
On my MacBook Pro (Mountain Lion 10.8.2) it works like it should. Unselected calenders aren't shown in my notification center. I also want this for iOS 6!
Please fix this annoying issue."
Any ideas for a fix?
In advance I thank you for your help!

No ideas?

How do I get my missed call notification to show in the notification center? Everything is turned on but nothing shows up.

I previously posted a question about not being able to see any of my missed calls in the notification center. I have the iPhone 4S running on 6.1.1. The notifications previously stopped working but somehow the calls started to show up. (I can't remember what I did to make them show up). However, after I went to General>Reset>Reset All Settings , the missed call notifications disappeared again. I have tried turning everything on and it still does not work. My settings are Phone> Show 10 Recent Items> Banners > Badge Icon On> View In Lockscreen On. I have also tried to set it as alerts but nothing happens. The only way I can view my missed calls is on the lock screen and in the recents tab in the phone app. They do not show up in the notification center at all. Can someone please help me?

Hi Jai_CaMille,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
The steps in our iPhone troubleshooting assistant can help if you're not receiving notifications as expected:
iPhone Assistant
http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/troubleshooting/
Cheers,
Jeremy

Why are all-day calendar events not appearing in the Notification Center?

I've noticed that all-day Calendar events do not appear in the Notfication Center in iOS. This is a glaring omission and I'm not sure if it's related to a bug or is intentional but it should be fixed right away. Why in the world would you leave out an all-day event from the Notification Center? What if I had a wedding anniversary or some other important event to remember?

IOS / is no out for a couple of weeks and Apple seems to be reluctant to fix this problem. As a business device it becomes rediculous to be not able to see my calender entries anymore in the notification center. Is Apple now leaving the business arena and focusing on toys ?

Is there a way to remove the notification center pull down?

My autistic son is obsessed with the notification center pull down, and can't focus on any apps. This has rendered the iPad useless for him!This has basically rendered the iPad useless for his educational purposes, and even his ability to concentrate on his favorite games. I realize this is a pretty unique issue, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's a problem for at least a couple of other autistic kiddos out there? But even if my son is tho only kid wit this problem, I'm sure there must be other users out there who hate the fact that this pull down does not appear to be optional...
If anyone out there has found a way to turn this "feature" off, PLEASE pass some instructions my way! Thank you!

Hi ChrisanneW,
I found this workaround on Chris Calabreese's blog. First the setup:
Go to the Settings app. Select General, then Accessibility.
Scroll down to the very bottom and tap the Accessibility Shortcut option.
Tap the AssistiveTouch option so there is a check mark next to it. This should be the only option with a check mark; if not, un-check the other options.
Once that’s done, here’s how to disable the Notification and Command Centers. This can be done from the home screen or within any app:
Click the Home button three times in quick succession. A black square with a white dot will appear on the screen. Tap it once.
A menu with several options will open. Tap the Home option three times in quick succession. The menu will disappear.
Your Notification and Command Centers should now be disabled. Try swiping down from the top of the screen and swiping up from the bottom to verify.
NOTE: I’ve discovered this method has one undesirable side effect. When Notification Center has been successfully disabled, your device will no longer sleep automatically. Your device’s battery will drain quickly if you’re not aware of this. If you want to disable Notification Center on a long-term basis, you will need to remember to manually put your device to sleep when you’re not using it by hitting the Sleep/Wake button. This effect is only temporary; if you re-enable the Notification Center (as outlined below), the device will sleep automatically once again. Because of this, I would recommend disabling Notification Center only when you really need to (when playing a game, for example), then re-enable it when you’re finished.
If you wish to enable them again, here’s how:
Click the Home button three times in quick succession. The black square with a white dot will appear; this time ignore it.
Click the Home button again three times in quick succession. The black square with a white dot will disappear and your Notification and Command Centers should be working again.
Hope this answers your question.
~Joe

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