Hello again everyone,
I am finishing up a new php client for sending Growl notifications
over UDP sockets. I have all of the basic features of other php
clients working but I am running into a couple issues.
1) I can't seem to get the sticky bit to do anything at all. I set it
on or off and it is always the same.
2) Even if I switch display themes to on that supports different
priorities with different colors, I always get the same notification
regardless of priority set.
What I gather from other php code I have inspected is that this is the
proper way to combine the flags into the proper byte for priority/
sticky:
flags = (priority & 7) * 2;
if (priority < 0) {
flags = flags | 8;
}
if (sticky) {
flags = flags | 1;
}
Am I doing something obviously wrong or is this a limitation of the
UDP protocol? I am sending these notifications from a remote server to
my mac at home.
Also I am interested in implementing message icons, etc but I can't
find any examples on how to do this using the UDP protocol. Can
someone point me in the right direction so I can figure out how to
construct a packet properly so that it includes a message icon, etc?
Thanks,
Josh
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