When you click on a link in Twitter app or Google+ app on android, it opens in a chrome webview. Attaching a image. I dont know what its called and where can I find information about it and basic example.
it is called Chrome Custom Tabs.Check the link below customtabs
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I am trying to create a deep link that will redirect from a url I post on facebook into my android app and I noticed there is something in facebook api called App Links in this link : https://developers.facebook.com/docs/applinks/ but for some reason their docs has been removed and I have not found any possible way to achieve that...
How can I make a deep link from facebook into a specific page in my android app?
Weird that they took it down. Basically you need to implement HTML tags in your web page the link points to. Also you must have URI scheme implemented in your app.
Until the page comes back up I suggest you use their debug site:
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/
You can scrape this test link got reference:
https://onelink-sim.onelink.me/coiD/simbananas
I am using Branch.io link to open my facebook page in the android app. If app is installed then open app otherwise redirect to facebook page in the browser. I am using this link in emails signature.
Currently, the link opening the facebook app in android & but opens the default facebook user newsfeed not my page. It's working fine in iOS.
I'm using the following format to open the facebook.
fb://page/?id=my_facebook_page_id
If it is working in iOS then why not in Android. Please help.
P.S.
fb://page/my_facebook_page_id seems to work
Please note that this is not the recommended method for deep linking as this URL scheme isn't officially listed on any of Facebook's documentation. This is a hacky solution based on answers to other similar questions on StackOverflow. [Reference- What are all the custom URL schemes supported by the Facebook iPhone app? ]
I Have an issue with Firebase Dynamic Link.
I'm testing with Google Chrome. In case I put the link into an href it works with no problems and the link opens my Android app.
In case I put the link into a JavaScript that redirects the user to the Dynamic Link it does not work: it's like Google Chrome does not find the Android app installed and opens the Google Play instead (that is the default action if the app is not installed).
Does anybody had this same issue?
So I've been trying to figure out a way to open the native android facebook app from my Adobe AIR game but couldn't find a solution yet.
Basically I am interesting in letting my users open my game's facebook page and be able to click the like button.
My current solution is to open a webview but that is not good enough because users will have to enter their facebook login details.
So I just need them to open my game's page directly in their facebook app without needing to enter login details in a webview.
Is there a solution for this?
I think you can use navigateToURL(new URLRequest("fb://profile/your_page_id"));
You can get your page id by going to your Facebook page and pressing the Edit Page button. It will be in the browser url bar. E.g. https://www.facebook.com/pages/edit/?id=261615207268847&tab=public
The id is 261615207268847 so navigateToURL(new URLRequest("fb://profile/261615207268847"));
I want to call android application on clicking of button on some website from mobile.
Suppose I am opening one url on android browser and I want to call my application on clicking on button provided by that site. How to do that??
Suppose we are using browser other than Chrome then is it allowing??
If you link to your application as "myapp://foo/bar", can't you use some sort of intent filter to start your application.
I mean, if you press a youtube link in the browser it asks if you want to complete the action with the YouTube app or the browser.
I have seen similar examples regarding Google Maps links (which would open in either browser, google maps(?) or GeoBeagle).
Please take a look at the WebViewDemo. Javascript code in the web page can call into your Activity. As well as the other way around.
You cannot... if the site is being browsed in the default browser (Chrome).
If you already have an application that embeds the WebView, then you can do some bit of handling of - mouse clicks, window alerts, navigation etc. Otherwise, not!