Well, I have two responses.
First let me ask the question a different way: if people use this app, it
is because they want the *watch* to “buzz” them at a certain time. Is there
any foolproof way to make that happen?
Second, I’m not doing anything in the iPhone portion of the app, which it
think
The recommended approach here (I think) is to show the notification on
whichever device the user is using. Are you implementing any of the
UserNotification framework pieces on the phone? Would it work for your purposes
if the alert sometimes appeared there?
Jeff Kelley
slauncha...@gmail.com
Thanks, Jeff! Lordy be, the only thing I want is a sound and prominent
haptic when the countdown reaches zero. Is there no foolproof way to
achieve that? Everything I’ve tried seems to only work in certain cases.
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Hi Charles,
Your code looks good to me. One thing to look at is if the iPhone is
unlocked. By default, the watch will only show notifications if it’s on your
wrist and unlocked, and your iPhone is locked. If you’re using the phone, it
won’t show notifications on your wrist. If you
I’m trying to write an app that basically serves as a countdown timer. I’ve
learned that the WKInterfaceTimer object doesn’t really do anything but
draw the countdown on the screen. The documentation suggests pairing it
with an NSTimer in order to be able to do something when the timer expires.
I
