I have discussed this on the PostgreSQL mailing list (http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-bugs/2011-03/msg00041.php) and was informed on the reasoning for the behavior. Their answer is that “..you have to double quote relnames (listen “Test”). if you want the server not to case fold them. pg_notify takes a string, not a relname, which uses different rules.” (Thanks Merlin and … Read more
[.list] will only show the notification in the notification center (the menu that shows when you pull down from the top) [.banner] will only pop down a banner from the top like a normal push notification [.list, .banner] will do both: show the banner and also make sure it’s on the list. [.alert] does essentially … Read more
I would use RabbitMQ and consume events forwarding them as push notifications. This will work while the user is not actively connected to the website and enhance the engagement with each user experience that will return to the website when notified for more information see How to setup basic web push notification functionality using a … Read more
First, you store the return value for the setTimeout function: // Set the timeout var timeout = setTimeout(function() { // Your function here }, 2000); Then, when you’re ready to kill the timeout…you just call clearTimeout with the stored value from the previous call to setTimeout. // Then clearn the timeout clearTimeout(timeout);