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Guide shows how to create the three fundamental types of menus or action presentations on all

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With this change, Android apps should migrate away from aĭependence on the traditional 6-item menu panel and instead provide an action bar to present commonĪlthough the design and user experience for some menu items have changed, the semantics to defineĪ set of actions and options is still based on the Menu APIs.

To provide a familiarĪnd consistent user experience, you should use the Menu APIs to present userĪctions and other options in your activities.īeginning with Android 3.0 (API level 11), Android-powered devices are no longer required to Menus are a common user interface component in many types of applications.

Allowing your activity to be added to other menus.

Var platformDir = 'platforms/android/app/src/main/' Var sourceDir = 'resources/android/notification_icon' // this is where your icon is So notification payload that you send to firebase from your backend has to look somewhat like this: THIS IS THE ONLY VERSION THAT WORKS For that reason you have to add the icon param to the notification part of the json. Note that their api is probably undergoing some changes because it has issues with correctly merging the notification and android parts of the payload.

Because of that the only other solution I could use was sending icon parameter from the backend when sending push notification to firebase.

I'm not exactly sure why because it seems to be in the codebase here: but I'm guessing there is something changed with resource discovery on latest versions of android.

Regardless of what's written in readme here automatic discovery of drawable resource called 'notification_icon' did not work for me. Now that you have your icon in the application as drawable resource you need to force your application to use it.Most of the 'solved' issues online on blank android notification icon do not mention that. On cordova < 8 it was just res (as previously the resource files were kept in platforms/android/res directory and now they are in platforms/android/app/main/res). Note that since crodova 8.x the correct target path is app/src/main/res. Configure your config.xml file to copy those files inside your android app using directive.For me I copied them next to icon and splash screen resources: project-root/resources/android/notification_icon Copy those drawable folders somewhere into your project.

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It will give you a zip with res folder inside and 5 drawable-xxx folders each one with different size of your icon

If it looks good press arrow in top right to download the 'drawable' folders.

Go here: press 'image' on top left, upload your icon, trim it/add padding if need be.

Prepare version of your application icon that is only a 1 color shape on transparent background.

Follow this instruction step by step and you will get it to work, trust me.

Stop googling around and pulling your hair out.

Here are the steps you need to take to change the icon: Readme here atm does not describe process of changing your icon correctly. This is very annoying when setting new Ionic 3 project and trying to use this plugin.

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Those are most likely a full and colourful squares without any transparent background. This happens because android notification icons have to be simple 1 color shape on transparent background and if you haven't provided such icon android will use application icon instead. For people using this plugin with cordova 8+ you might find that changing your notification icon wont work and you hit the old 'notification icon is blank square' issue on android.

Android studio icon in title sometimes