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String ns = Context.NOTIFICATION_SERVICE;
NotificationManager mNotificationManager = (NotificationManager) getSystemService(ns);
int icon = R.drawable.ic_notification_icon;
android.app.Notification.Builder nbuilder = new Notification.Builder(this);
nbuilder.setContentTitle(getString(R.string.notifcation_title,mProfile.mName));
nbuilder.setContentText(msg);
nbuilder.setOnlyAlertOnce(true);
nbuilder.setOngoing(true);
nbuilder.setSmallIcon(icon,level.level);
How can I hide or completely delete the smallIcon? I tried to not use nbuilder.setSmallIcon, but the result is that the notification is not shown at all!
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Once you're in the app settings, you'll notice the “Notifications” submenu. Open it. There you'll see a ton of notification options on a system level. You can basically choose to minimize status bar notifications for one particular type of notification.
Currently users can't change the notification icon, but I could make it possible to select one of the 300+ Automate icons. A custom picture isn't possible since Android requires the images to be packaged within the app.
Turn on App icon badges from Settings. Navigate back to the main Settings screen, tap Notifications, and then tap Advanced settings. Tap the switch next to App icon badges to turn them on.
On Jelly Bean and later you can use nbuilder.setPriority(Notification.PRIORITY_MIN); the exact interpretation of this priority level is left up to the system UI, but in AOSP this causes the notification's icon to be hidden.
This is intended for "ambient" or "background" information that doesn't need to get the user's attention, but if the user happens to be poking around the notification panel, she might be interested. See the Notifications section of the Android Design site for more about how to best use notification priority.
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