url-scheme

My app uses a URL scheme to take users directly to Settings/General/About section, the following URL was working fine in 10.3.x. "App-Prefs:root=General&path=About" However, this URL scheme no longer works in iOS 11 GM build. It only launches the Settings app, but doesn't take user any further. Does anybody know if this is expected in iOS 11 official release? Thanks in advance. let url = NSURL(string: "app-settings:root=Privacy&path=LOCATION")! as URL UIApplication.shared.open(url, options: [:], completionHandler: nil) It works fine for me, iOS11 both on iPhone device and simulator. "App-Prefs

I am looking to make a skype link for a mobile site, is there a way use <a href=" to make it launch skype and add or call a user? If your mobile site is (generally) used by iOS devices, you can use : <a href="skype:YourSkypeName?call">Call me on Skype</a> Apple iOS devices automatically recognizes intents in link with Skype and FaceTime. You can use skype:<username|phonenumber>[?[add|call|chat|sendfile|userinfo]] or callto:<screenname|phonenumber> , according to this wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URI_scheme#callto : To turn your skype id into a link so people can add you to

As I'm reading, iOS 9 introduced Universal Links. In the "Support Universal Links" section in Apple's App Search Programming Guide , it says that this is not exactly like deep linking with URL schemes, but I'm not totally clear about this topic: What is actually the difference(s) between Universal Link and the URL Schemes? Is it that a Universal Link is only for hyperlinks in websites, and the Mail or Messages apps? Do Universal Links replace URL schemes? Are Universal Links a type of deep link? Universal links is the iOS's capability of sending web url request to a given app, instead of

I have to open my iOS app whenever user open a link of my app in browser. I have already used a like myApp:// but i want to open my app even when user open an http link a from browser. Just like pinterest. Pinterest opens app even if i open a regular http link like this http://www.pinterest.com/pseudoamber/ and using URL scheme as well like this pinterest://www.pinterest.com/pseudoamber/ . My app is opening on myApp://www.myapp.com now i want to open my app when user open an http link like this http://www.myapp.com Anybody please help Here is an example using jQuery: $(document).ready(function

I have an application in store, which allow to display a list of items in a first view, details of an item in the second view. I use the url schemes to access to the details of an item from an external source (Facebook for exemple) My question: if the application was not installed in the device, is there any way that allow to download the application and open it at the right item (using url scheme) Thank in advance For iOS>9 if ([[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:SchemaURL] == false) { [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:iTunesAppURL]; } What you're describing is called Deferred

I'm trying to make an app that generates a file and fills all email fields so the user just has to enter the body. I also give the user the possibility to choose between the native iOS email app and the Microsoft Outlook app (if it has it installed). When I implement this to prepare the email to be sent in native email app I have used MessageUI framework wich make easy attaching the file, but for Outlook app I have to use an URL Scheme ( ms-outlook:// ) and it seems that there are no easy way (or a way at all) to attach files. Does anyone have successfully sent an attachment from another app

Any Idea what happened to the Setting's Custom URL Scheme on iOS 10? Is Apple still giving acess to third-pary apps to launch iOS Settings from the app via URL Scheme on iOS10? The Old URL scheme are not working anymore! None of the previous methods for launching the root "Settings" app on iOS 8+ were officially supported by Apple, so unfortunately we can't rely on them. It's also possible that apps that relied on the undocumented behaviors could be rejected during App Store review, even if others have been approved--even if the same app had been previously approved! I've been unable to