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In most coding programs, you can right click on the item and click show in explorer and it shows the file in explorer with the item selected. How would you do that in Qt with QDesktopServices? (or any way to do it in QT) ernie you can use this method to select file on Windows or MacOS ,if you want select on linux you can find a way in QtCreator sources. void select(const QString& path){ #if defined(Q_OS_WIN) const QString explorer = "explorer"; QStringList param; if (!QFileInfo(path).isDir()) param << QLatin1String("/select,"); param << QDir::toNativeSeparators(path); QProcess::startDetached

I integrated Waze into my Swift app, but when I click on the button, Waze opens but nothing happens with the navigation. I juste see the app and that's all, instead of launching the navigation. Here is the code: @IBAction func openWazeAction(_ sender: Any) { // open waze if UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(URL(string: "waze://")!) { let urlStr = String(format: "waze://ul?ll=%f,%f&navigate=yes", (selectedBorne?.location?.x)!, (selectedBorne?.location?.y)!) print(urlStr) UIApplication.shared.open(URL(string: urlStr)!) } else { UIApplication.shared.open(URL(string: "http://itunes.apple.com/us/app

I have been attempting to implement a button to open my iOS app from its widget. I realize this issue has been beaten to death on the forums but I cannot find explanation with the specific error I am receiving. Perhaps some of you more experienced iOS developers can shed some light on this. I am developing an update to one of my iOS apps for iOS 10 using XCode 8.1 and Swift 2. Code for my widget's button: URL scheme added to the widget's info.plist: The runtime error I receive when pressing the OpenApp button: AppWidget[11872:3577323] __55-[_NCWidgetExtensionContext openURL:completionHandler:]

We prompt users to upgrade their app if they're running an outdated version. When users tap our update button, I use openURL with an address like itms://itunes.apple.com/us/app/our-app-title/id12345?mt=8 to load the App Store app to the listing for our app. With that method, however, the resulting screen has a button labeled "Open" not "Update." If users open the App Store app first, then navigate to our app's listing (or go to the update tab), the button is labeled "Update." Can I pass the current version as a querystring parameter in the openURL call or is there another way to make sure the

I have an app that uses OAuth to authenticate, which means the user must be directed to the website to authorize the application. I prefer to make it obvious to the user that they are using a standard browser to authorize at the original site rather than just using a web view to show the content within my app. However, every time they are directed to Safari (via openURL), it launches a new Safari window and once Safari has 8 windows open, it simply fails to work at all. I'm wondering if there is an equivalen to the "target" attribute of an anchor tag in html which would allow me to cause all

Currently with In app purchase the only way to cancel an auto-renewing subscription is to do the following with the device: Settings > Store > View my account > Manage my subscription Is it possible programmatically to link directly to the Manage my subscription page in the app store? I know I can open the app store via something like NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"itms-apps://itunes.apple.com"]; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:url]; I have seen other apps do this but I can't seem to figure out how. The new and official way (according to WWDC 2018 Session 705 ) is the following