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12:02 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: is jsonkit a dependency even with newer versions of iOS?

12:02 <aaronpk> no, I believe it will use the native JSON if you don't include JSONkit...

12:03 <michaelmalachi> ah ok

12:03 <aaronpk> I think it's set up that way, let me know if that doesn't work

12:06 <meglome> Quick question. In the triggers... is there a way for it to trigger not when arriving or leaving an area but simply being in the area? Thanks

12:06 <aaronpk> meglome: when would you expect to get a notification in that case?

12:07 <meglome> it would be a once off trigger for anyone who happens to be in a specific area at at that time.

12:07 <aaronpk> so it sounds like you want to be able to send a message to everyone in a specific area?

12:08 <meglome> yes exactly

12:08 <aaronpk> ok, that's not really a trigger, you are probably looking for this: http://developers.geoloqi.com/api/message/broadcast

12:09 <meglome> I believe that's it exactly... thank you for your help

12:09 <aaronpk> you're welcome!

12:09 <meglome> we're just starting to use your system so no doubt it won't be the last question

12:09 <meglome> have a nice evening

12:15 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: where is LQAuthenticationSucceededNotification defined?

12:15 <michaelmalachi> xcode can't find it

12:18 <aaronpk> what's referencing it?

12:19 <aaronpk> that's something in one of the demo apps, not part of the SDK

12:21 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: oh its in the example code on "how to use sdk with your app"

12:22 <michaelmalachi> under the "Explicitly creating accounts and signing in"

12:22 <aaronpk> ah yea, I added that so you'd have a way to listen for that event in other parts of the app. but you'd need to declare it somewhere first. forgot that part.

12:22 <aaronpk> you don't need to do it if you have some other way of handling the login event anyway

12:23 <aaronpk> at the top of my app's app delegate header I have this:

12:23 <aaronpk> static NSString *const LQAuthenticationSucceededNotification = @"LQAuthenticationSucceededNotification";

12:24 <michaelmalachi> ah

12:24 <michaelmalachi> also

12:24 <michaelmalachi> sample app looks funky in ios6

12:24 <aaronpk> darn! I haven't tried it yet actually

12:24 <michaelmalachi> i'll show you a screenshot

12:25 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: http://cl.ly/340h3l0C0A1F0Q1C1B0c

12:26 <aaronpk> oh crazy... it doesn't have the background texture

12:26 <aaronpk> I wonder if they removed that background in 6

12:26 <aaronpk> it's the grey vertical stripe background

12:29 <starbuckt> kyledrake: http://youtu.be/y1rTOyQde74?hd=1&t=29m41s

12:29 <starbuckt> Talking about the Google Tracks API. Thought you might be interested in it from an API design point of view.

12:29 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: where do you change it in xcode?

12:31 <kyledrake> starbuckt ah cool thanks!

12:32 <aaronpk> michaelmalachi: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7247/7509894448_56d7d45a65_o.png

12:33 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: thnx

12:34 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: yeah so in xcode 4.5 its just a gradient

12:34 <aaronpk> crazy!

12:37 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: https://devforums.apple.com/message/673473#673473

12:38 <michaelmalachi> looks like a bug

12:38 <aaronpk> weird

12:49 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: what class should this be in? [self registerForPushNotifications];

12:49 <aaronpk> I usually just put that in my appdelegate

12:49 <aaronpk> https://github.com/geoloqi/Geoloqi-iPhone-SDK/blob/master/TrackerSample/TrackerSample/TrackerSampleAppDelegate.m#L20

12:49 <michaelmalachi> its there, xcode is giving me a warning that the instance method not found

12:50 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: http://cl.ly/3G3g352h08471615331a

12:50 <aaronpk> it needs to be declared higher up in the file before it's used. or you can put the method signature in the header file

12:50 <michaelmalachi> oh its not an apple method

12:51 <michaelmalachi> i thought it was builtin

12:51 <aaronpk> no it just calls the LQSession method, which in turn calls the apple method

12:51 <michaelmalachi> i get it

12:51 <michaelmalachi> im an ObjC newb

12:56 <michaelmalachi> docs on your site are really nice

12:56 <aaronpk> thanks!

12:57 <michaelmalachi> and... it compiles

12:57 <michaelmalachi> woot

12:57 <Loqi> ACTION does a happy dance!

12:58 <aaronpk> sweetness

12:58 <michaelmalachi> thats what good thing i like about compiled languages, is that you get all the pain upfront, so if it comoiles you know that most of the sucky bugs are out

12:58 <michaelmalachi> s/what/a/

12:58 <Loqi> michaelmalachi meant to say: thats a good thing i like about compiled languages, is that you get all the pain upfront, so if it comoiles you know that most of the sucky bugs are out

13:00 <michaelmalachi> on test app when i hit register i get Failed to register for push tokens: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=3000 "no valid 'aps-environment' entitlement string found for application" UserInfo=0x157e20

13:00 <aaronpk> you'll get that in the simulator since the simulator can't do push

13:01 <aaronpk> or is this on a device?

13:05 <michaelmalachi> thought it was the device

13:05 <michaelmalachi> lemme check again

13:05 <aaronpk> you have to do the whole certificate and unique app id thing for push to work, see http://developers.geoloqi.com/ios/push-notifications

13:07 <michaelmalachi> bleck now its not launch sample app

13:07 <michaelmalachi> http://bit.ly/MClazZ

13:07 <aaronpk> whoa that's a new one...

13:07 <michaelmalachi> yeah lol

13:07 <aaronpk> usually restarting xcode and/or your computer cleans that kind of stuff up

13:07 <michaelmalachi> prolly because its a beta xcode

13:08 <michaelmalachi> yeah

13:08 <michaelmalachi> i was thinking the same

13:09 <michaelmalachi> the enititlement error is on actual app

13:10 <aaronpk> ok, could be a number of things. did you go through the certificate setup for push notifications?

13:10 <michaelmalachi> no

13:10 <michaelmalachi> heh

13:10 <aaronpk> well that'd be a good place to start ;)

13:10 <michaelmalachi> didn't realize there was setup for that in sample app

13:10 <michaelmalachi> i figured it was mocked out

13:11 <aaronpk> it's an apple provisioning thing

13:11 <aaronpk> you need a valid certificate from them to talk to the push servers

13:11 <michaelmalachi> do i need to change app id?

13:12 <aaronpk> yea, it'll have to be unique

13:12 <michaelmalachi> ok

13:12 <michaelmalachi> reading docs, thnx

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13:28 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: um, theres no p12 option on certificate export :( http://cl.ly/0u0R3v1I1y05202Y1y2o

13:28 <aaronpk> whut

13:29 <aaronpk> oh, it only gives you the .p12 option if you select a cert that has a private key

13:29 <aaronpk> you'll see an arrow next to the icon

13:29 <michaelmalachi> oh

13:29 <michaelmalachi> well thats the cert i got from CSR step

13:30 <aaronpk> it should be called "Apple Development IOS Push Services: com.example.app"

13:33 <aaronpk> this is the hardest part. don't worry, it only gets easier from here.

13:39 <michaelmalachi> its weird because theres no private key in the file that apple gave me to download

13:39 <aaronpk> you created it when you made the CSR

13:40 <michaelmalachi> but its not showing up with the certificate in keychain

13:40 <michaelmalachi> i'll try it again

13:45 <michaelmalachi> hrm now i do it but its not under the certificate its on it own line

13:45 <michaelmalachi> freaking apple and their weird certificate management stuff

13:45 <michaelmalachi> http://cl.ly/3H2M2y3J3R2X3V1g3Y3T

13:46 <aaronpk> that is really odd...

13:48 <michaelmalachi> oh

13:48 <michaelmalachi> i was clicking in the wrong window

13:48 <michaelmalachi> fml

13:49 <michaelmalachi> add its added

13:49 <michaelmalachi> aaronpk: thnx for the help heh

13:50 <michaelmalachi> s/add/and/

14:05 <aaronpk> nice

14:06 <michaelmalachi> still getting error though, i figure it has to do with provisioning profiles or someting

14:06 <aaronpk> probably. that stuff is really annoying to figure out the first time

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