I tried to find a method to get the members that are joined in the channel but I wasn't able to find a solution. What I'm trying to do is to change the ui if the other person is already in the call or if you should wait to start talking.
The only method I was able to use is the
onUserJoin(uid: Int, elapsed: Int)
The problem is that if both users join the channel at the same time, it won't be triggered
Have you tried onRemoteVideoStateChanged call back? https://docs.agora.io/en/Interactive%20Broadcast/API%20Reference/java/classio_1_1agora_1_1rtc_1_1_i_rtc_channel_event_handler.html?platform=Android#a6ac9d139c17c849e14cc86dff5846e3b
Either of those should do the work. If you still have this issue, please file a ticket to Agora support: https://agora-ticket.agora.io/form/69/issue/42748592a2f6460b9e89c452184e0c34
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I am using Q-municate for chatting, audio and video calling feature in my application. I want to show call history (Incoming, outgoing , call time etc) like WhatsApp . Please guide me if anybody knows how I can implement this or provide a sample for the same.
The call history option is absent in Q-municate, but you can implement this option with the help of Custom Objects.
You can collect notifications from the chat about the start/end of the call to create call history.
QB Custom Objects documentation:
https://quickblox.com/developers/SimpleSample-customObjects-ios
https://quickblox.com/developers/Custom_Objects
I want to set the count of the badge per hand in react-native with firebase.
firebase.notifications.setBadge(number)
how to get the number?
you can use firebase.notifications.getBadge(), like described in the Docs: https://rnfirebase.io/docs/v5.x.x/notifications/reference/Notifications#getBadge
But I wonder, it doesn't seem to be the total of received messages. I think the Idea behind this is, that you add (and increment for each message) an setBadge to your onNotifications.
But the question at all (I think thats also what the Thread-Opener means), how do I get the total number of received messages per app. It should be possible, because it's still used in Android:
RN-Firebase >= v6
The above answer was for RN-Firebase v5.x Since v6.x, some notification functionality was removed, to keep only the basic one. In the documentation they point users to a seperated Library named Notifee.
So you'll find the getBadge-Replacement here
So I guess you could say I feel like I find myself in a void. Here's the way I understand the order for distriqt inappbilling - android setup
Init the billing
getProducts(send_in_array_of_products)
Now that it's done I can send requests for consume, purchase etc.
The first time I ran the program it returned the products. I made a test purchase but the purchase failed - it made it to the android login and verify credit card - then the purchase failed event was triggered (I have no idea why it failed at this time). I closed the game at this point and did some updates to track more of what was going on.
When I went to run the game the second time it failed getting the products list - turns out it gave me the following error: 1003 - Error refreshing inventory (querying owned items). Okay - now what??
I can't load the getProducts() because of this error. I have tried sending a consume for each product and that fails. It seems like I'm stuck in a spot where I can't do anything with the store because I can't load the product list.
Android says you are suppose to call to the store to get a list of products that that the person owns but I don't see that type of function in the distriqt package.
Can anyone explain what I have to do to get the store working again. How do I request a product list by leaving out the products that they own if I don't know what products they own? Also, if I do know what they own - shouldn't Consume(product) remove it from being a purchased product?
Does anyone know if you can run consume(product) without doing a getProducts() command first?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
This answer really applies to Distriqt InAppBilling ANE but it might help with other people having the same problem using different programming methods. After about a week of messing around I finally figured it out.
You have to make sure the call the
InAppBilling.service.finishPurchase(purchase-information)
command.
Otherwise the play store will see this as an open transaction and when you try to get the product list - it fails with the error code 1003 - Error refreshing inventory (querying owned items).
To fix this I made the finishPurchase call to all of my products. Once that was done everything started working correctly again. Just be sure to call the finishPurchase command on all returned purchase events. I missed that call in the fail event and that was the one that caused my headache. You would think if the purchase failed that google would just close the transaction but no - you still have to tell them that it's finished. Hope this helps someone!
I've tried searching through Stack overflow as well as the soundcloud API reference but couldn't find any answer. I'm trying to retrieve the date a user liked a song on Soundcloud. I tried two parts of the API:
- /users/{id}/favorites: This will return all tracks liked by the user, but no date when it was liked.
- /me/activities: This returns track reposts, comments and seemingly tracks that show up on the stream. Sadly there doesn't seem to be a type track-like, but maybe I'm doing something wrong here or need to pass additional parameters.
I'm having the user log into Soundcloud before utilizing the API.
Any chance someone knows if retrieving the track like date via the API is possible?
Thanks!
With the public API available right now, this is not possible.
You have to build it on your own and track the changes in a different, your own database.
Example call from the website when you lookup your likes, i dont know what you will see with a pro account:
https://api-v2.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:1672444/stats/timeseries/likes?from=1442016000000&to=1442534400000&resolution=day&tracks=soundcloud%3Atracks%3A30984358&client_id=02gUJC0hH2ct1EGOcYXQIzRFU91c72Ea&app_version=39e9f65
Response:
[{"user_urn":"soundcloud:users:1672444","timeseries":[{"time":1442016000000,"count":1},{"time":1442534400000,"count":1}]},{"user_urn":"soundcloud:users:1672444","track_urn":"soundcloud:tracks:30984358","timeseries":[{"time":1442016000000,"count":1},{"time":1442534400000,"count":1}]}]
Here is and older, related answer about playback stats:
How to fetch playback statistics
I am stuck somewhere, I am building an application, where I want to total numbers of calls (stats) only, No Call Duration, No Number, No contact Name... Just total numbers of call, is there any way which doesn't breach apple development policy.
because accessing call history data is not allowed, is there any event which can tell us the call count, or any services which shows specific status at the time of call so we can get the status of active call and number of calls by adding them in sum.
Please have a look of my query and give me best possible answers on basis of the same.
Regards,
Andy
Unfortunately no. There is no API for that.
The information you seek is located in the Call History Database (call_history.db)see this wiki. This file is very useful in forensics but cannot be accessed on a non-jailbraked iphone using legit means. More information here and here.
It is however, under certain conditions, possible to detect the start of a call: see Detecting the call events in ios on SO. You can also check the Core Telephony Framework Reference. This will give you ways to access some call informations, such the unique identifier for the call. That may be enough for you to count calls.