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What is the best way to create an app-originated popup notification?

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‎01-20-2018 16:16

‎01-20-2018 16:16

Hi! I'm trying to display some arbitrary text on the screen with vibration, to act as a common popup notification to the users. I'm new to Fitbit, could anyone show me the right way to do that? Thanks a lot!

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‎01-30-2018 13:43

‎01-30-2018 13:43

You can use the text element in SVG to display the text and the haptics API for the vibration.

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‎01-30-2018 13:43

‎01-30-2018 13:43

You can use the text element in SVG to display the text and the haptics API for the vibration.

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