url-scheme

问题 I want to be able to share images from my app on twitter/facebook/email etc.. There's probably hundreds of different ways to do this which is quite simple. However what I need/want to do, is allow the images to be opened by other people straight into my app (If they have it installed). So I have a url scheme so a url will open my app with an image like this: myurlscheme://image?url=http://imageurl.com The problem I have, is the process for uploading the image, but adding my url scheme to the

问题 I've built a PWA using Ionic 4 that had a "Contact" Button with a simple href using the 'mailto:' scheme. <a href="mailto:example@gmail.com">Contact</a> This used to open the native Mail app in iOS 12.1 when starting the PWA from homescreen. Since I updated to iOS 12.2 it just opens the PWA internal Safari with a message that Safari can't open links starting with 'mailto:' I have tried using other URI schemes like 'instagram:' or 'message:' but they all lead to the same problem. The only one

问题 I've been trying out the URL schemes in the iPhone SDK and I have got my application to launch using a custom URL scheme like "myap://Dosomething" but that is not really practical for what I want. Is it possible to register a scheme somehow that would allow links in emails like "http://www.mydomain.com/" to launch my application, like app store links and youtube links do? 回答1: If you want the link to be clickable in Mail you have to use an http:// link which will launch Safari. This means you

问题 I've been trying out the URL schemes in the iPhone SDK and I have got my application to launch using a custom URL scheme like "myap://Dosomething" but that is not really practical for what I want. Is it possible to register a scheme somehow that would allow links in emails like "http://www.mydomain.com/" to launch my application, like app store links and youtube links do? 回答1: If you want the link to be clickable in Mail you have to use an http:// link which will launch Safari. This means you

问题 Is there a limitation on the length of a URL Scheme for an iOS App? We have a number of apps and want to prefix them with the name of our 14 character company name to prevent ambiguity. I don't see any mention of a limitation in the documentation and I can enter an arbitrarily long string in Xcode. I know that the shorter schemes are preferred but is there a limit on the length of the scheme? 回答1: I'm pretty sure that its the same as the normal URL scheme. This question goes over a similar

问题 My app handles URL Schemes. When it is already running and gets called from another app, it behaves correctly and without a problem. However, when it is completely closed (as in not-in-background-mode), and another app calls it, it crashes immediately. I've already set the "Wait for executable to be launched" option so I could debug the application:willFinishLaunchingWithOptions: but it seems that it is not getting called. I've also implemented -application:openURL:sourceApplication

问题 I have installed Lync 2013 mobile client in iOS and I know that executing lync:// url scheme like below [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"lync://"]]; will open the installed Lync app but I would like to know more about the other URL parameters that can be used in custom url scheme for performing other actions like for example Automatic login using the credentials Open a meeting URL 回答1: It doesn't appear to be possible at this point. Somebody asked a question

问题 In Ruby/Rack, I'm able to get the scheme of the current request URL from scheme#request. However, in Go, http.Request.URL.Scheme returns an empty string: package main import ( "fmt" "log" "net/http" ) func main() { http.HandleFunc("/", handler) log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)) } func handler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { fmt.Fprintf(w, "%#v\n", r.URL.Scheme) // Always shows empty string } How do I get scheme of the current request URL? 回答1: A quick grep shows that r

问题 In Ruby/Rack, I'm able to get the scheme of the current request URL from scheme#request. However, in Go, http.Request.URL.Scheme returns an empty string: package main import ( "fmt" "log" "net/http" ) func main() { http.HandleFunc("/", handler) log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)) } func handler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { fmt.Fprintf(w, "%#v\n", r.URL.Scheme) // Always shows empty string } How do I get scheme of the current request URL? 回答1: A quick grep shows that r

问题 This question already has answers here : Open Mobile Safari from a Link in a WebView (5 answers) Closed 4 years ago . iOS URL Schemes allow web sites to launch apps like so: twitter://timeline launches Twitter googlechrome://google.com launches Chrome fb://root launches Facebook ______________ launches Safari? (not http:// , since Safari won't launch from UIWebView ) What custom url scheme triggers Safari to launch (even from within another app's UIWebView )? To clarify, I'm not looking for [