deep-linking

问题 I use Branch to create deep links. I added a new control parameter ios_has_app_url and ios_url. Clicking on the deep link when the application is installed then everything works correctly, but if you click on the deep link when the application is not installed on the device then during startup, I see that the browser instead of opening ios_url (App Store link), it tries to open ios_has_app_url. How can I fix it? private func createDeepLink(_ card: CardModel) -> (branchUniversalObject:

问题 I use Branch to create deep links. I added a new control parameter ios_has_app_url and ios_url. Clicking on the deep link when the application is installed then everything works correctly, but if you click on the deep link when the application is not installed on the device then during startup, I see that the browser instead of opening ios_url (App Store link), it tries to open ios_has_app_url. How can I fix it? private func createDeepLink(_ card: CardModel) -> (branchUniversalObject:

问题 I have set up Universal links in my iOS app, and it works with full URL like : example.com/path/ Recently, I want short URL like: t.cn/m , which map to example.com/path/ , can be opened in my App directly. So I added appplinks:t.cn at association domain in Capabilities. But it doesn't work. It can't be opened directly in my App.It's opened with safari and i have to click the "open" button on pull-down-banner in safari to open in my App. It seems like short URL can't be opened directly in my

问题 I have 3 requirement for DeepLinking or Universal Links to my project. If user is having the application then URL should redirect to application with content. If user don't have the application then it should redirect to Appstore. If user don't have the application then it should redirect to Appstore and after download the app it should go to that page with data which I am sending with URL. Links which I followed: https://www.raywenderlich.com/128948/universal-links-make-connection https:/

问题 I need to implement a feature where I can open either a web page or the app from an email account. For Example: I have an app in which whenever I view any user's profile, the user receives an email. The mail contains a button "See Profile", the functionality for that button is whenever the button is tapped, it should open a mobile friendly site. Now, my client requires that if the app is already installed, then tapping the button should open the associated app and it should navigate to the

问题 I am using this as my link in webpage. <a class="btn btn-lg btn-orange" role="button" onclick="myFunction()">like me</a> And this as my script. function myFunction() { $(function(){ window.location = "fb://profile/1456471431314551"; setTimeout(function () { window.location = "https://www.facebook.com/angelsatwork2015"; }, 25); }) } When I open in mobile both the browser fb page and the fb app open. Please help so that if the app opens it does not redirect to fb browser page. Also when I use

问题 I'm trying to develope two Ionic applications which are apple to communicate at least in one direction. How do I enable one application to directly open the other one? I have red many things about Deep-Linking but I'm not sure if this is the right way as I only want to open one app (and maybe passing data) through the calling of a function within the other app. Does anyone have experience with this scenario? I'm happy for every answer! 回答1: You can use the Custom-URL-scheme plugin Install it

问题 I'm not sure what it is that I am doing wrong here. When I open the HTML code for it, it just crashes. Does anyone have any idea if my syntax is wrong, or I'm just fundamentally not understanding how the BBQ plugin works? Thanks so much! $.bbq.pushState({ lat: pointArray[0][0].lat(), lng: pointArray[0][0].lng() }); $(window).bind('hashchange', function(e) { var searchParams= e.getState(); pointArray[0][0] = new google.maps.LatLng(searchParams.lat, searchParams.lng); mapSearch(); }); $(window)

问题 I'm trying to implement app indexing on Android. I've got an intent-filter, the following: <intent-filter android:label="@string/app_name"> <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" /> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" /> <category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE" /> <data android:scheme="http" android:host="www.hotelsclick.com" /> <data android:scheme="https" android:host="www.hotelsclick.com" /> </intent-filter> and I can call the activity from

问题 I have an app in which an activity is supposed to be started by deep links in messages. Should I define custom permission for that activity so that malicious service/apps cannot call it? I am not sure if this is a good practice. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. 回答1: Should I define custom permission for that activity so that malicious service/apps cannot call it? Probably not. If the activity will only ever be started by your code, get rid of the <intent-filter> . If, on the