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Changing NSUserNotificationAlertStyle
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Changing NSUserNotificationAlertStyle


  • Subject: Changing NSUserNotificationAlertStyle
  • From: Andrew Keller <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2017 20:15:04 -0400

Hi all,

We’re starting to wonder whether we got the default value of
NSUserNotificationAlertStyle correct in one of our apps when we first wrote it.
 (we thought “banner” was correct, but now we’re wondering if “alert” is better
for this app)  Is there an intended way to change the
NSUserNotificationAlertStyle in future versions of a specific app?

(Obviously, we can change it in our Info.plist file, but if the user has played
with the style, how to we get the OS to reset to the default value specified by
our Info.plist file rather than retaining the user’s previous choice?)

Then, to make matters more complicated, there’s a possibility that “alert” is
not the correct choice for this app either, but instead we should split the
notifications into the two apps (presumably the main app and a helper), so that
each can use the different styles.  Is there an intended way for the two apps
to communicate?  For example, I see that XPC services aren’t allowed to present
UIs (not sure if that extends to NSUserNotification).

Thanks,
- Andrew Keller

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