Nínú ìròyìn yìí
Ibi: Settings → Readers & money → Connections → Notifications
Open this page: admin.<your-site>/settings/connections/notifications (replace <your-site> with your site address)
Kí o tó bẹ̀rẹ̀
- The Notifications feature must be on your site, or you see an add-on card. See your plan on keynate.com.
- Admins can view. Only the owner can change keys.
Awọn igbesẹ
- Open Àwọn ètò → Àwọn olùkàwé & owó → Àwọn ìsopọ̀. Under Àwọn ètò síwájú síi, open Àwọn ìfitonilétí.
- In Gbé ìfitonilétí olùkàwé kalẹ̀, read the three channels: Website, App Android, App iPhone. Each shows A kò tíì ṣètò rẹ̀, Ó ti ṣe tán or Ìṣòro, with a checklist.
- Do each lane. See web push, Android and iPhone.
- Choose when to ask readers.
- Choose what sends a notification.
- Press the test button for each lane.
O yẹ ki o mọ
- These are one-to-one notifications: replies, account and security, receipts, privacy and complaint updates. Breaking-news alerts to many readers are part of the Push alerts module.
- After changing app credentials, the wizard may show Tún app rẹ kọ́ láti tan push. Phones get push only after a new build. When your app page on keynate.com offers a new app version, accept it. It asks for your consent.
Awọn iṣoro to wọpọ
- "Device ids have 26 letters and numbers. Copy it from Account → Notifications on that device." Open the app or site on that phone to copy it.
- "This file isn’t a Firebase service account. Download it from Firebase → Project settings → Service accounts."
- "This isn’t an APNs .p8 key. It starts with “BEGIN PRIVATE KEY”." Upload the .p8 file Apple gave you.
- "Key id and Team id are 10 characters."
Awọn ibeere
Àwọn ìbéèrè tí a ń béèrè lemọ́lemọ́
Do I need Firebase and Apple keys?
Website push needs nothing: your server makes the keys. Android is handled by Keynate ("Keynate handles notifications in your Android app."). For iPhone, if the section says Waiting for your app’s push setup, Keynate sets it up with your app and you do nothing. Otherwise it needs your Apple push key (.p8). See iPhone (Apple). Lo àwọn kóòdù àṣírí tèmi (fún àwọn tó ti mọ̀ ọ́n dunjú) is only for people who run their own Firebase or Apple setup.
Who can change notification settings?
Only the site owner. Admins can view them.