Ionic Cordova Local Notifications

@benzata wrote:

I have been busting my head for a few days with the notifications.

I’ve checked all the topics on the subject, but could not resolve my problem.

When I schedule more than one notification, I receive each of them once, BUT when I click one of them, the “showAlert” triggers multiple times and I need to close multiple alerts.

Here’s my code:

constructor(private activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute, private channel: DataService,
          public alertController: AlertController, private plt: Platform,
          private LocalNotif: LocalNotifications, public actionSheetController: ActionSheetController) {
    this.plt.ready().then(() => {

    this.LocalNotif.on('click').subscribe(res => {
      const msg = res.data ? res.data.mydata : '';
      this.showAlert(res.title, res.text, msg);
    });
    this.LocalNotif.on('trigger').subscribe(res => {
      const msg = res.data ? res.data.mydata : '';
      this.showAlert(res.title, res.text, res.id);
    });
  });
}


scheduleNotification(Value, Value2, Value3) {

this.LocalNotif.schedule({
  id: Value3,
  title: Value2,
  text: Value2,
  foreground: true,
  led: { color: '#90EE90', on: 500, off: 500 },
  smallIcon: 'res://icontransparent.png',
  icon: 'file://assets/icon/icon-big.png',
  sound: 'file://assets/Sounds/me-too.mp3',
  data: { mydata: 'Hidden message 1'},
  trigger: { at: new Date(Value), count: 1}
});
console.log(new Date(Value));
}

scheduleNotification2(Value, Value2, Value3) {
this.LocalNotif.schedule({
  id: Value3,
  title: Value2,
  text: Value2,
  foreground: true,
  led: { color: '#90EE90', on: 500, off: 500 },
  smallIcon: 'res://icontransparent.png',
  icon: 'file://assets/icon/icon-big.png',
  sound: 'file://assets/Sounds/me-too.mp3',
  data: { mydata: 'Hidden message 2'},
  trigger: { at: new Date (new Date(Value).getTime() - 900000), count: 1}
});
console.log(new Date(Value).getTime());
}

showAlert(head, sub, msg) {
this.alertController.create({
  header: head,
  subHeader: sub,
  message: msg,
  buttons: ['OK'],
  }).then(alert => alert.present());
}

I would be extremely grateful for any ideas!

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