
The limitations for expanded and heads-up view layouts you can find here. According to Google documentation, custom notifications height for collapsed view layout is now limited to 48dp.There are two points you may have noticed: fixed layout height and TextView style. Create custom layoutsįor our custom notification, we’re going to prepare two layout files for collapsed and expanded views respectively. Let’s try to create a custom notification and see how their behavior changed on Android 12. Nevertheless you can also create your own custom notification where you decide what exactly is displayed in the collapsed and expanded views. It helps your app to have a consistent look within different Android devices and its OS versions. Generally, Google recommends app developers to follow the standard notification styles in most cases. Google made several changes for the best way an app can reach users with custom push notifications.

} catch (PendingIntent.CanceledException e) catch (PendingIntent.Google continuously improves Android, making its interface more user-friendly and visually appealing. In activty1, for button click action, use the pendingIntent instance to perform the operation on it using 'send()' api. pass activity2 as setClass parameter to intent and create the pendingIntent.

PendingIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(mContext, 0, intent, 0) One activity create an pendingIntent through 'getActivity()' api Create a two activities in your android project. Let us see how to create an pendingIntent which can launch an activity and see once you have pendingIntent, how can you launch make operation on the intent. You can create a pending intent to launch an activity, or service, broadcast an intent. GetActivity(Context, int, Intent, int), getBroadcast(Context, int, Intent, int), PendingIntents can be created of three types


An application can create a Pending Intent, which is nothing but an intent and action to it, so that it can passed to some other applications which can execute this pendingintent as if original application executes it.
