applinks

I'm developing a social android trivia game. When a user challenges to a game a friend, who doesn't have my trivia game installed, i'd like to send him a custom url to download the app from the market containing a parameter of the inviting user id. when the app is run for the first time, i need to be able to receive the parameter passed to the market, in order to identify the user and show him the game he was challenged to. i couldn't figure out how to do this with app links and didn't find any appropriate example. any help would be greatly welcomed! Thanks, Ido To send data to the Android

I am trying to link to another app from my react native application (google maps for example). I required the Linking module as it's written here: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/linking.html My code contains a simple button which should open the navigation app and pass some location as properties: <TouchableOpacity onPress={ () =>{ Linking.openURL("http://maps.google.com/maps=daddr=Wien") .catch(err => console.error('An error occurred', err)); }} > <Text>Navigate</Text> </TouchableOpacity> Upon loading the view I get no errors which implicates that requiring the module worked

How to hide this < Back to Safari from status bar programmatically? I'm getting it in my app – as I'm going out from my app if a user wants to login with their Facebook account. Here's the scenario for which I don't like (want) "Back to Safari" in my app. At first launch of the app (and user not logged in). User choose Login with Facebook option. Facebook iOS SDK comes into the picture, it takes me to the Safari. I logged in and back to the app But, there's "Back to Safari"... It shouldn't be here anymore. No, there is no API that lets you do this. You can achieve this by forwarding to a

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