Mobile Notification Package iOS Location Trigger (Geofencing) not firing

[mpeter_nmy]

I am currently trying to achieve the location-trigger functionality on iOS with this setup:

• Unity-Editor: 2019.3.13f
• mobile-notification package: 1.3.0
• Test devices: iPad Pro (iOS 13.5) as well as several xcode simulator devices
  Permissions:
• Push Notifactions are requested and allowed
• Core Location Service requested and running with the “When in use” Permission

Investigations

• PushNotifications are triggered in foreground and background usage when using the timer based trigger. So far so good…

• Using the Geofence-Trigger is not firing. I tried some coordinates/radius combinations with a real device first.

• As this was not successfull i created a little project which is running in the xCode-DeviceSimulator. The GPS-Coordinates are updated with the “City-Run” debug mode. But the trigger is not firing …

• There are no errors in the debug console indicating something is going wrong.

  private void ScheduleGeofencingNotification(Vector2 coord)
  {
  #if UNITY_IOS

       var locationTrigger = new iOSNotificationLocationTrigger()
  

  {
  Center = coord,
  Radius = 250f,
  NotifyOnEntry = true,
  NotifyOnExit = false,
  };
  var notification = new iOSNotification()
  {
  // You can optionally specify a custom identifier which can later be
  // used to cancel the notification, if you don’t set one, a unique
  // string will be generated automatically.
  Identifier = “_notification_02”,
  Title = “Title”,
  Body = “Scheduled by coordinate”,
  Subtitle = “This is a subtitle, something, something important…”,
  ShowInForeground = true,
  ForegroundPresentationOption = (PresentationOption.Alert | PresentationOption.Sound),
  CategoryIdentifier = “category_a”,
  ThreadIdentifier = “thread1”,
  Trigger = locationTrigger,
  };

           iOSNotificationCenter.ScheduleNotification(notification);
  

  #endif

       }
  

Attached: Screenshots of Unity Settings as well as the App-Settings on iOS.

I would really appreciate to get some ideas what possibly could go wrong while using the GeoFence trigger feature

[WilliamWong]

I am thinking it is because of an internal bug in the Unity library, I have the following code to schedule a tigger and print the information of the scheduled notification.

 if (bSentNotification == false && GPSLocation.started)
 {
            var locationTrigger = new iOSNotificationLocationTrigger()
            {
                Center = new Vector2(22.4f, 114.2f),
                NotifyOnEntry = true,
                NotifyOnExit = true,
                Radius = 5.0f
            };

            var n = new iOSNotification()
            {
                Title = "This is title",
                Subtitle = "This is subtitle",
                Body = "This is body",
                ShowInForeground = true,
                ForegroundPresentationOption = (PresentationOption.Alert | PresentationOption.Sound),
                Trigger = locationTrigger
            };
            iOSNotificationCenter.ScheduleNotification(n);
            Debug.Log("Started a location notification at " + locationTrigger.Center);

            bSentNotification = true;
        }
        else if(bSentNotification)
        {
            iOSNotification[] notifications = iOSNotificationCenter.GetScheduledNotifications();
            for(int i=0; i < notifications.Length; i++)
            {
                Debug.Log(((iOSNotificationLocationTrigger)notifications*.Trigger).Center);*

}
}
However, the printed out Center are different. Actually the value of longitude is now same as latitude.
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@mpeter_nmy Did you solve your problem already ? ,I am thinking it is because of an internal bug in the Unity library, I have the following code to schedule a tigger and print the information of the scheduled notification.
if (bSentNotification == false && GPSLocation.started)
{
var locationTrigger = new iOSNotificationLocationTrigger()
{
Center = new Vector2(22.4f, 114.2f),
NotifyOnEntry = true,
NotifyOnExit = true,
Radius = 5.0f
};

var n = new iOSNotification()
{
Title = “This is title”,
Subtitle = “This is subtitle”,
Body = “This is body”,
ShowInForeground = true,
ForegroundPresentationOption = (PresentationOption.Alert | PresentationOption.Sound),
Trigger = locationTrigger
};
iOSNotificationCenter.ScheduleNotification(n);
Debug.Log("Started a location notification at " + locationTrigger.Center);

bSentNotification = true;
}
else if(bSentNotification)
{
iOSNotification[] notifications = iOSNotificationCenter.GetScheduledNotifications();
for(int i=0; i < notifications.Length; i++)
{
Debug.Log(((iOSNotificationLocationTrigger)notifications*.Trigger).Center);*
}
}
However, the printed out Center are different. Actually the value of longitude is now same as latitude.
[166657-screenshot-2020-09-01-at-125543-am.png|166657]_
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@mpeter_nmy

[WilliamWong]

I am thinking it could be because of an internal bug in the Unity library, I have the following code to schedule a tigger and print the information of the scheduled notification.

 if (bSentNotification == false && GPSLocation.started)
 {
            var locationTrigger = new iOSNotificationLocationTrigger()
            {
                Center = new Vector2(22.4f, 114.2f),
                NotifyOnEntry = true,
                NotifyOnExit = true,
                Radius = 5.0f
            };

            var n = new iOSNotification()
            {
                Title = "This is title",
                Subtitle = "This is subtitle",
                Body = "This is body",
                ShowInForeground = true,
                ForegroundPresentationOption = (PresentationOption.Alert | PresentationOption.Sound),
                Trigger = locationTrigger
            };
            iOSNotificationCenter.ScheduleNotification(n);
            Debug.Log("Started a location notification at " + locationTrigger.Center);

            bSentNotification = true;
        }
        else if(bSentNotification)
        {
            iOSNotification[] notifications = iOSNotificationCenter.GetScheduledNotifications();
            for(int i=0; i < notifications.Length; i++)
            {
                Debug.Log(((iOSNotificationLocationTrigger)notifications*.Trigger).Center);*

}
}
However, the printed out Center are different. Actually the value of longitude is now same as latitude.
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@mpeter_nmy

[lucas_martinic]

It would be great to get an official response for this issue, this is not working at all.