I've run into an annoying problem where my Twitter share button on my iOS mobile app, using "SuperSocializer", it brings up the share sheet instead of taking me right to the twitter app itself. The other social media buttons I'm using take me right to their respective mobile apps.
However, in the Safari browser on my mobile device, it takes me right to the Twitter app when the button is pressed.
How do I prevent my twitter button from bringing up the share sheet but instead, take me to the twitter app like the it does in the mobile browser?
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I am using an activity view controller for sharing in my app. All the apps are visible in share but Facebook Messenger and Instagram are not there. I also tapped on the more button but these two apps are not there.
You cannot provide code for including third-party apps in the default UIActivityViewController share dialog. If the app is downloaded on the device, the option will appear.
I am using Google Map in an iOS app built for a client. I know that the logo at the bottom cannot and shouldn't be removed at any time. I am wondering whether I can disable the click action and stop the app jumping or not, since the client don't want the app to open an external app.
I want to share/post photo on Instagram from my app and I could do it using iPhone hooks which opens Instagram app.
But I couldn't find way to come back to my app after sharing photo.
Let me know if it is supported by Instagram. If not then please suggest alternative way for same.
This isn't supported with the instagram app, but in IOS 9 they introduced a button on the left of the status bar which says "back to.." to go back to whatever app opened this one. A rather nice unpublicised addition if you ask me
I need to implement a back button for social media auth pages.
For example - when I tap the FB or Google button I'm redirected to an external credentials and accept screen.
If I want to go back to my app and I'm using android device - it's ok, because I can handle the hardware back button. However - when I'm using a iOs device - it's a bit different as I only have one button.
Any ideas how to solve this?
Frameworks in my app - angularjs and Ionic.
I know there's no way to add a home screen bookmark automatically within a mobile web app, however, is there a way to DETECT if one has been created?
You could prompt the user to bookmark your app and then save their response (seen here on Mobile Boilerplate). This would allow you to "detect" if they have already added it.
The Mobile Bookmark Bubble is a JavaScript library that adds a promo
bubble to the bottom of your mobile web application, inviting users to
bookmark the app to their device's home screen. The library uses HTML5
local storage to track whether the promo has been displayed already,
to avoid constantly nagging users.