Comments section on android app - android

I am planing to build an android app, which will have user posted content and comment on that content. I want to use a ready made solution for the comments, which is also viral.
For example, using Facebook comments for website can do the job. But I am not able to locate such a plugin for Android (java) app.
Is there a way I can do it easily? or should I build my app using phone gap or something like that and use fb comments widget.
Will there be any problem in approval if the app is in phone gap?
Thanks in advance!

#happyhardik This might be just what you're looking for: Socialize. http://www.GetSocialize.com. SDKs for both iOS and Android. Integration with Facebook (and soon Twitter). Let me know if it's what you wanted!

Related

Use of twitter fabric for android

Currently, I am making an Android app in which I need to integrate the complete Twitter app.
I went through Fabric website where I got to know that using the plugin in my app I could integrate Twitter App functionalities very easily.
I want to know if someone has used it.
Will it be really helpful in my case?
Does it give the same feel of the original Twitter app?
Does the plugin also provide UI(Twitter app UI) or do I have to make my own UI?
The twitter APIs and SDK is one of the most advanced and interesting ones i have ever used. It gives the real feel and look of twitter ( login, twitter lists). The SDK does most of the work for you. For example when you want to list tweets using List,the only thing you will need is to create a list view and a text view in your xml.
Initializing the sdk in your app is just less than 5 lines of code.
The console is easy to use as well. This will help you set up your app so fast.
For me i didnt feel like a programmer when using the SDK unlike when I am really struggling to use GMAIL APIs.
Go ahead and just do it.
Happy Coding.

Facebook comment plugin not working mobile app

I'm creating a mobile application with HTML5 and JS. I added the Facebook comment plugin to my application in order to give user the ability to comment. But it is not working when I create APK file, I think it will not work on IOS either.If there is another solution better than FB plugin I will appreciate it.
Thank you

How to determine parameters for native apps for deep linking on iOS and Android

I am still new to custom URLs and deep linking, but I have not been able to find answers to what I'm looking for on other stackoverflow Q/As.
The context of my question is Android and iOS. My app is HTML5 in Sencha Touch, and uses plugins for native calls. So I need to figure this out for Android and iOS.
Here's the problem. Say I have a a document ID for an Evernote note, and I want my app to launch the Evernote app (assuming it's installed) and have that document open up, then how do I go about doing that? Specifically, how do I know what parameters and parameter names I need to pass to Evernote? Is there a way to "inspect" the Evernote app or do I need to get some official documentation from Evernote about what parameter names/values I can provide?
In my example above, we can replace that with something else as well. Say I have a file "doc.xls" that is in Google Drive. Assuming I have Google Drive app installed, how can I open the Google Drive app with "doc.xls" opened? How do I determine what parameters I need to (or can) pass while opening a native app?
I understand the idea of opening and launching other native apps; I have seen examples for Android and iOS but I cannot figure out how to determine the parameters - which is what my question is about.
Is there some general reading I should do on some particular topic to figure this out? Let me know if I can clarify anything about my question.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Mohammad
San Jose, CA
try this tutorial by sencha team
On the use of Custom Scheme URLs to launch App
http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2.1.1/#!/api/Ext.device.Device
you may also try the phonegap version.
https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/Custom-URL-scheme
all the best Hope this is not too late..

How to implement 'invite to download' feature in a Cordova/PhoneGap application on Android?

I would like to include a menu item in my Android app (built using Cordova/PhoneGap) that provides users with the ability to invite their friends to download the app from Google Play.
Does anyone know of an existing solution for this? I have not had much luck finding one.
On BlackBerry10, this is extremely easy to do (literally 1 line of code). It leverages the OS and BBM to share the download URL of your app with your closest friends:
blackberry.bbm.platform.users.inviteToDownload();
link
Please tell me something similar like this exists for Android (iOS?) ? Thank you.
I use this plugin and works perfectly: https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/SocialSharing-PhoneGap-Plugin
It's a sharing plugin that allows a lot of configuration options. You could configure it so users share a link to your app on Google Play. The documentation explains how to set everything up.

Android app facebook integration failure

I have a problem with my app and I don't know if the problem is obvious.
I have managed to post things to my facebook wall using the app I have created for Android.
But when I distribute this app to my testers, they don't get to the login window. The app is terminated before the screen appears.
I have used the tutorial:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/mobile/android/build/
Can somebody help me. Are some things I can check or is there a more thorough explanation available on the internet?
you need to follow following steps,
1.) go to https://github.com/facebook/facebook-android-sdk/tree/master/examples
2.) download the example named Hackbook.
and execute it , this is working example of facebook integration with android
Here condition is that you must have App ID and App secret.
if is there any problem let me know.

Categories

Resources