vBulletin Mobile Suite 1.16 includes functionality for Push Notifications. One of the requirements to add this functionality is that you must be running vBulletin 5.3.2 Connect on your site and create a project with Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) platform. The steps below will walk you through the process of enabling this functionality in vBulletin and in your Mobile Apps.
Add a project to your Firebase account
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Enabling Push Notifications in vBulletin 5.3.2 and Mobile Suite 1.16
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Sun 1 Oct '17, 1:30am
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Enabling Push Notifications in vBulletin 5.3.2 and Mobile Suite 1.16
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How to Alert and Redirect users to Mobile App
- Created by: SteveLV702
- Published: Mon 16 May '11, 11:01am
- 6 comments
How to Alert and Redirect users to Mobile App
Here are instructions on how to display an alert on your users phone when they attempt to browse your site from their phones browser.
open up the "header" template and at the very bottom add this code:
Code:<body onload="iPhoneAlert( );">
Code:<script type="text/javascript"> function iPhoneAlert( ) { if ( navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)
Last edited by Wayne Luke; Thu 11 Nov '21, 2:00pm. -
Install App in Android Emulator
- Created by: Jasper Aguila
- Published: Fri 13 May '11, 5:35pm
- 3 comments
Install App in Android Emulator
Don't have an Android device and want to see your vBulletin Mobile Suite app before it gets published? Then use the Android Emulator!
Below is a tutorial on how to run your apk file in the Android emulator. Note: Extra step for Windows 7/Vista users! All the way at bottom of the post!
For Mac Users check the second comment made by Lynne below.
Thank you so much to botskool for basically helping me compile this article!
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Installing Your App on your iPhone
- Created by: SteveLV702
- Published: Fri 22 Apr '11, 10:23am
- 10 comments
Installing Your App on your iPhone
So you got the new Mobile Suite, compiled your App and submitted to Apple but don't wanna wait for Apple to Approve it and get in the store which can take like 6 weeks... You wanna use your app NOW... well you can here is the instructions... * Login to your iOS Provisioning Portal > Devices > Add Device > enter your Phones UID to get your phones UID connect to iTunes in the Phone Summery page click on serial number and while change to UID. * go to Provisioning > Distribution tab > N... -
Recovering App Crash Reports
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Mon 18 Apr '11, 7:06am
- 0 comments
Recovering App Crash Reports
In order to help diagnose bugs and error reports it would be very helpful if you submitted the bug and crash reports generated by the apps in your JIRA issue report. These crash reports will be located within your Apple App Store or Android Marketplace developer's sites. Below, we have outlined the steps to recover these. Once recovered, you will need to either copy and paste them into the JIRA issue report as a comment or attach the resulting file to the JIRA Issue Report.
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11. Creating an Android Market Account
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 6:05am
- 0 comments
11. Creating an Android Market Account
This article tells you how to create your Android Markey Account. This is the first step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Google for Approval. ... -
6. Prepare Your App for Upload
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 5:59am
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6. Prepare Your App for Upload
This article tells you how to prepare your app for upload. This is the sixth step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
12. Create an Android Application
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 5:06am
- 0 comments
12. Create an Android Application
This article tells you how to create your Android Application. This is the second step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Google for Approval. ... -
10. Installing Application Loader
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 5:03am
- 0 comments
10. Installing Application Loader
This article tells you how to install Apple's Application Loader App ID. This is a supplemental article in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
9. Contracts, Tax, and Banking
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 4:02am
- 0 comments
9. Contracts, Tax, and Banking
This article tells you how to banking and tax information. This is an optional step and only required if you wish to sell your App on the iTunes App Store or if you will be using iAds. It should not be required if you list your App for free and do not use iAds....
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by Wayne LukevBulletin Mobile Suite 1.16 includes functionality for Push Notifications. One of the requirements to add this functionality is that you must be running vBulletin 5.3.2 Connect on your site and create a project with Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) platform. The steps below will walk you through the process of enabling this functionality in vBulletin and in your Mobile Apps.
Add a project to your Firebase account
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by SteveLV702Here are instructions on how to display an alert on your users phone when they attempt to browse your site from their phones browser.
open up the "header" template and at the very bottom add this code:
Code:<body onload="iPhoneAlert( );">
Code:<script type="text/javascript"> function iPhoneAlert( ) { if ( navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)
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Don't have an Android device and want to see your vBulletin Mobile Suite app before it gets published? Then use the Android Emulator!
Below is a tutorial on how to run your apk file in the Android emulator. Note: Extra step for Windows 7/Vista users! All the way at bottom of the post!
For Mac Users check the second comment made by Lynne below.
Thank you so much to botskool for basically helping me compile this article!
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by SteveLV702So you got the new Mobile Suite, compiled your App and submitted to Apple but don't wanna wait for Apple to Approve it and get in the store which can take like 6 weeks... You wanna use your app NOW... well you can here is the instructions... * Login to your iOS Provisioning Portal > Devices > Add Device > enter your Phones UID to get your phones UID connect to iTunes in the Phone Summery page click on serial number and while change to UID. * go to Provisioning > Distribution tab > N...
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by Wayne LukeIn order to help diagnose bugs and error reports it would be very helpful if you submitted the bug and crash reports generated by the apps in your JIRA issue report. These crash reports will be located within your Apple App Store or Android Marketplace developer's sites. Below, we have outlined the steps to recover these. Once recovered, you will need to either copy and paste them into the JIRA issue report as a comment or attach the resulting file to the JIRA Issue Report.
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by Wayne LukeThis article tells you how to create your Android Application. This is the second step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Google for Approval. ...
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