I made an android app on facebook developers.com.
In the Mobile Web Url field I gave http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=352658298145952 which is what I wanted to be the URL of the app
Now I am opening the app and it says Web Page not Found :/
Help is always appreciated !
The mobile web URL is supposed to be the URL that your mobile website is hosted at. You've listed the old, deprecated, App Profile Page link - this will redirect to the canvas or website URL for your site.
Change the value to be where your mobile web content is hosted.
You cannot load Canvas Apps on a mobile device using this setting. You should link to a mobile version of your website instead.
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I'm trying, on Android 9, from an app web browser (Opera, Chrome) to use an HTML link (with linkedin URLScheme) to open linkedin app with view on my company page. I'm not able to achieve it. None of the answers in StackOverflow I've read worked, even though the endpoints I used were coming from StackOverflow.
I've tried that
And even more exotic url (profile?id=...) and so on.
I have 2 results depending of the link (except https which change current web page):
or it don't do anything and I stay on web browser
or it open the homescreen of linkedin app but not the company page
How can I achieve a URL that opens linkedin app on company page?
If the user is directed to the fallback link e.g. a website on their computer browser.
Which has download links for iOS or Android, is it possible to generate these links to pass the parameter from the website URL they were directed to down to the app?
This would allow parameters from the dynamic link which went to fallback url to still goto the app once installed on the users mobile?
I'm building a (Facebook) Messenger chatbot which needs to send a URL to the user which may be handled by a specific application instead of a web browser.
By default messenger opens URLs in a integrated web view instead of delegating the task of finding a suitable app to the OS.
I cannot force my users to change their Messenger settings to disable the web view, so what is a way of telling messenger not to try and open my link in its embedded web view?
The issue is not and Android one since intent filters are set up and working correctly. Messenger simply doesn't publish an intent when the URL is clicked, and only displays it in a web view.
All URLs in FB Messenger open in their webview, but you can still use deeplinks to open a native app and launch a specific screen on the user's mobile device. That way, when the user clicks on a given URL / URL button, they will "switch" from the FB Messenger chatbot to an application on their mobile device.
To create a deeplink for your Android app, it seems that the Mobile Deeplinking Library highlighted on this website (Section 2.3) will help. It lists instructions and details about how to set up your own deeplinks for iOS and Android applications.
I've only done a bit of research into mobile deeplinking but I hope this helps solve the problem!
I have a Webapp from where you can access Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.
I would like that if you are accessing from a mobile device, if you have the Facebook app installed, the link should be opened in the app and not in the web browser.
I have found the URL Scheme in iOS and FB, TW
fb://[your path here]
twitter://[your path here]
but not for Linkedin (iOS) or any of this for Android.
I have google a lot but I have not found anything, and of course I have not access to the Android or iPhone apps to define the cutom URL Scheme...
First of all you have to check an app(facebook/twitter/linkedin) has been installed or not. If it is installed you can call url via webview instead of webbrowser from your application
Facebook Tab application that I installed on my Page is not even viewable on smartphones.What are the different ways so that I can make them viewable?Is facebook doing something for it?
I can't paste the web link (URL) to my app as wall post.That's cheap.
Any other suggestion
As stated here, there is no way to view page tabs with apps on mobile Facebook website, you can only create mobile version of your app and user will be redirected to it when accessing from mobile device.
Facebook doesn't support page tab application on smartphones. So you need to make mobile application. However you can make page tab application and mobile application by same program.
https://shindan-social.herokuapp.com/sss2.salesforce.com/sites
I think this is helpful for developing your app. You know Facebook page use POST method by fetching page from your server. You can distinguish which browser user use from POST or GET methods and user-agent.