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Deferred Deep Linking in iOS

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We're trying to implement deferred deep linking in one of our iOS applications to encourage users to invite their friends to use the app, and reward users based on how many installs occur from their referral link. Basically similar to TapStream's product . Consider this example: So, UserA shares their link, “ourappURL.com/refer?id=userA”, on any network they want. UserB clicks that link, which will take them to Safari and then bounce them to the App Store page where UserB downloads the app. When UserB opens the app, the app checks which referral ID they came in on (if any). In this example,

Deep linking not working in chrome

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I am trying to do deep linking such that when someone opens a link from mobile browser, it either opens the app, if it is installed or opens the play store link to download the app. Here is my URI : intent://scan/#Intent;scheme=com.example.android;package=com.example.android;end When I type this in Mozilla Firefox app on Android, it opens my app if it is installed or opens the play store link if it not installed. But, when I type the same thing in Chrome, instead of opening app or play store, it just does a google search. What is wrong with my solution and how do I make it work? This is a

Opening TestFlight app from another app and deep link to specific app

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问题 How do i find the scheme of another app and deep link to it from my own iOS app? More specifically, I want to deep link to the Testflight app upon certain conditions (set by my code). I'm assuming the person has Testflight installed, (which might be a bad assumption but we can live with that assumption). I know that on Android, you can query for apps and send intents to deep link to someone else's app. What would be the equivalent on iOS? 回答1: There are two things you need to do. First, check

Exclude few Urls from deeplinking

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问题 I could successfully implement deeplinking of app using following filter in the intent-filter in my Manifest: <data android:host="myhost.com" android:pathPrefix="/v" android:scheme="http" /> Eg. My Urls are: http://myhost.com/v/login1.php?id=123&name=abc&type=a http://myhost.com/v/login1.php?id=123&name=abc&type=b I want to exclude http://myhost.com/v/login1.php?id=123&name=abc&type=c Now I want to exclude a few Urls which have same prefix. Is it possible or Do I need to explicitly specify

Android Deep Linking issue ! How to use Custom Url scheme myapp://some_data

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问题 i have tried link1, link2,link3, link4, link5, link6 Here's everything described about DeepLinking What i want is the custom uri myapp://some_data, opens the native application installed in the device that requires some_data to initialise the application. There are 2 scenarios in which the custom url can be clicked. 1) from within the SMS app, when user taps the link it should automatically open the installed otherwise open the googleplay store where the app is hosted 2) from within the body

Deep-linking intent does not work

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问题 I followed the insttructions on https://developer.android.com/training/app-indexing/deep-linking.html, but when I want to trigger the intent through adb with: adb shell am start -W -a android.intent.action.BROWSEABLE -d "http://example.com/gizmos" com.myapp.android I just get Error: Activity not started, unable to resolve Intent { act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=example://gizmos flg=0x10000000 pkg=com.myapp.android } <activity android:name=".activities.DeepLinkActivity" android:label="

Digital Asset Link verified by Android Studio, but not pass in Google Play Console

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问题 I try to publish my Android instant app to Google Play; I link the app, which is named helloinstantapp.instantapp.examples.chrisyttang.org to the domain https://csytang.github.io . It has been verified by Android Studio as you can see in the following image; However, when I try to publish my app into Google Play with Google Play Console, I get the error that "the site csytang.github.io has not been linked through the DAL protocol to your app." Why this happen? 回答1: Did you by any chance

Make phone call on iPhone and take user back to app? (UIWebView does it)

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问题 I used this code to make phone call: NSString *phoneNumber = [@"tel://" stringByAppendingString:mymobileNO.titleLabel.text]; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:phoneNumber]]; and when the call ends, it does not take user back to the app. However, if I show a website in UIWebView and there is a phone number in the website(ie UIWebView recognises it), and if I tap that phone number link to make phone call, I will be taken back to the app when the call finishes. My

Android Deep Linking with multiple query parameters

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问题 I'm trying to deep link my app and have implemented the following in my AndroidManifest.xml to open the proper activity. <activity android:name=".ui.activities.MyActivity" android:label="@string/title_activity" android:screenOrientation="portrait">  <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" /> <category android:name=

Deeplink solution for IOS and Android apps works in Facebook

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There are too much Deep Linking (Universal Links or App Links) tutorials. But most of them shows how to enable it in Android or IOS Apps. Also there are paid cloud solutions but they offer to much features. But there are three main problems I faced in real life: Some browsers doesn’t allow App Links to work. For example you can configure http://example.com to be caught in app, but if this link is clicked by user through Facebook app it is not handled, and Facebook browser shows the web site. There is no unique standard solution to handle links both for Android and IOS apps. No practical