I am creating native android application with image gallery.
I want to create a Google plus button for each of my images. When user press +1 I want to publish a post on his wall:
user_name like's image_name on my_app
And I wish that when clicking on this post it will do the follow:
clicking on user_name will bring you to the users page.
clicking on image_name will bring you to my application and show you this image.
clicking on my_app will bring you to my application, main page.
*If you don't have the app installed it will send you to Google play store, to download it.
How do I do this?
Is it possible?
With the new Google+ Sign-In, you can now create an Interactive Post for your users. This behaves much the same as a normal Share, however, you can add a call to action button (allowing users to "listen" or "RSVP") and a deep link, which will bring a user from their Google+ Stream and into your app. Also, these posts can be customized with pre-filled text and up to 10 pre-filled recipients.
Learn more at: https://developers.google.com/+/features/interactive-posts.
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Hi I have functionality in my app where I have to do some code on event when user shares my app.
So basically on tap share icon androids default share indent will open which will show installed apps through which user can share(e.g whatsapp, Facebook, gmail) then user will select any of the above app and then once he shares app i need that event of sharing post.
Please help me to achieve this functionality.
We are trying to have our Android users rate your app. As we wish to send them a message through Intercom, we are only able to provide them a clickable link.
What we want is have them open up our app's page on the Google Play Store and have the Create a Rating dialog open up directly.
What we don't want (and have answers already on the web) is to take them to our app store page only.
We specifically want the Rate/Review dialog open up automatically / directly after they click the link. What type of link should be provided?
Any help will be appreciated, thanks!
I have a application and i have facebook page for the same.now whenever a user clicks on Use app(call to action) button on android device whether it is facebook android app or user is logged in from browser I need to open my app installed in user's phone.
I have searched so much but came across some old posts as facebook has introduces applinks.org meanwhile.
So I am not getting how to do this thing.
When you're setting up the Call To Action button on your page, you need to select App:
Then you will fill in a URL using your app's custom URL scheme in the Deep Link box (that's what actually launches your app on the visitor's device), and the package name of your app in the Package Name box (I believe Google uses this for verification purposes).
If you haven't set up a custom URL scheme yet, this Facebook docs page explains how. That will take care of opening the app (myApp://), but if you're wanting to go to a specific piece of content (myApp://path/to/content), then you also need to follow these directions.
I have a live android application on play store. In my app, I can post textual data, links on Facebook. Now, I want to add a custom button similar to Facebook share/like buttons on posting every post that button will get displayed below the post. And it will be redirected to play store on my app page on click of that button.
So the people will get to the app on just single click.
Simply, I want show DOWNLOAD BUTTON on every post on Facebook through my app.
Format of Facebook Post like below:
Facebook post : Hello friends, Good Morning + Download Button (through my app)
You cannot prefill the text for the user, doing that is a violation of the Platform Policy.
There's no method through the Graph API or the Share Dialogs to create a download button for your app. You can create a mobile app install ad instead.
I know this is possible, and I have seen it done, I just do not know how to do it myself, or where to find documentation.
I want it so the user can enter text in a textfield, and then push a button, and it opens the official Twitter for Android app, and puts the text entered in the textfield, into the status update on the Twitter app.
If you are wondering where I have seen this done, it is with the CNN app (and other news apps), where you click share, you can choose twitter and it puts the link and headline as a status update.
It uses an Intent to launch the Twitter Android app: take a look at http://lisudza.wordpress.com/2010/12/29/tweeting-using-twitter-for-android-intent/ and see if it covers what you want.