url-scheme

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . I'm writing a small "brochure"-style iOS app and want to allow users to tap a link to open the Uber app with a prefilled discount code. Usually I'd do this through a custom url scheme, but I can't find any documentation that Uber supports one for this workflow. Poking around I notice that uber:// DOES open the

问题 The url schema for Google drive is googledrive:// , Similar to this i need Hang outs Schema. I want to open Google hangout app from native code 回答1: com.google.hangouts:// I found that above schema will work for Hangouts 回答2: Here is how start: Chat com.google.hangouts://textchat?p=g[ID_USER] Video com.google.hangouts://textchat?p=g[ID_USER] 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36182069/google-hangouts-ios-application-url-schemes

问题 In my UIWebView I would like to add an option to add the current page to Safari's reading list. I know this feature exists since GMail offers it when long-pressing a link, yet I can't find any info on what URL scheme to use. Possible duplicate: How to programmatically access Safari's reading list from iOS 回答1: iOS 7 added an API to accomplish this: #import <SafariServices/SafariServices.h> SSReadingList * readList = [SSReadingList defaultReadingList]; NSError * error = [NSError new]; BOOL

问题 I have a link to my facebook, on my website, which opens in the phone's browser. I would like it to open in the facebook app by default, if the app is installed. I tried to put this code but it does not work. Opens the facebook page always and only via safari and not through the facebook app. If you can help me please. @IBAction func supporto(_ sender: UIBarButtonItem) { let Username = "831831923611308" let appURL = NSURL(string: "fb://profile/\(Username)")! let webURL = NSURL(string: "https:

问题 I have researched through most of the custom URL scheme Q&A and I have not found my possible answer. I want my app to be launched by clicking a certain URL in the browser (any on the mobile device) , the thing is that my given URL cannot be modified as it serves IOS app as well and it looks like this: "myapp://http://www.name.com/path/path2/" I'm not sure how to handle "myapp://http://" and construct a proper intent filter , and everything i tried does not work. Any help will be appreciated ,

问题 I have a .html-file that loads a javascript when loaded. I use this to turn on/off electronics in my home. Currently I have saved the link on my homescreen (iPhone), and I have set the window to close automatically after 1 second of it being opened (which is enough for my javascript to run). However, I think it would be much more cool, if I somehow could get Safari to close after closing the window. In that way I could return to my homescreen, so I wouldn't have to touch the homebutton, and

问题 i'm writing custom URI scheme, following this article: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa767914(v=vs.85).aspx my handler looks like this: myScheme://firstItem/SecondItem the thing is, after the first slash, if i write the "#" with spaces, all spaces are removed. example: myScheme://first/second #third is interpreted as: myScheme://first/second#third in my application. in addition, if it's the first parameter before the slash, a slash is added: myScheme://first #second is interpreted

问题 I have code that i used a year or two ago to create an activation link that is send by email, using a code as a parameter, i tried so many different ways, encoding, using other syntax, adding web.config settings <pages validateRequest="false" /> requestValidationMode="2.0" , annotations [AllowHtml] , literally tried dozen of post on the internet but none of them worked. So i am overseeing something here, that i am sure but i can't find the solution. The error i get is: A potentially dangerous

问题 I'm trying to open the Bitmoji app from within my own app in iOS using UIApplication.shared.open . When I use just "https://www.bitmoji.com/" URL, the Bitmoji app does not intercept the call and it opens the URL in Safari. Tried "bitmoji://" as the URL scheme, but this does not work. Then I googled for the bitmoji app URL scheme, but without success. Can somebody help? 回答1: You can use bitmoji-sdk:// : guard let url = URL(string: "bitmoji-sdk://") else { return } UIApplication.shared.open(url

问题 At the moment I create a shortcut app with PhoneGap which opens Whatsapp, Youtube, etc. just with a click on the button. For iOS I can use the normal URL Scheme <a href="whatsapp://">CLICK</a> in order to open WhatsApp from my App. Is there something similar for Android as there exist no URL schemes? 回答1: I found a good plugin in order to use something simliar as the URL schemes. StartApp After installing the plugin you just have to use the Play Store Name of the App, for example for Facebook