In https://www.eventbrite.com/account-settings/apps, how can I delete an app?
This is probably not the platform for this kind of question. However, It is under Key Details > Scroll down to the bottom of the page.
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blank image show if app not installed
I tried to implement firebase dynamic link. It works perfectly if app installed in device but it shows this page if app not installed.It happens every time i try to go to app store. Does anyone have any solution? Please Let me know.
Thanks
If you've created the link manually through firebase console. You can skip the app preview page by editing your link from the console.
-> Dynamic Links
-> Edit Link
-> under 'Campaign tracking, social tags and advanced options'
-> check 'Skip the app preview page'
This is intentional as a way to help you get around the fact that some apps prefer to show all web content inside of their own in-app WebView and make it difficult for JavaScript redirects (like what Firebase Dynamic Links typically does) to take you to the App Store.
That said, I know it's not always a great experience, so the team is looking into adding an option to make this interstitial page optional for your links.
EDIT: There's now a way to skip the interstitial if you'd like. Add the argument efr=1 to your link URL, and it will skip the page and attempt to redirect you directly to the appropriate location. If you're generating a link in the console, you can click the "Skip the app preview page" checkbox in the advanced options.
This is normal. If user clicks on the link it will lead to the correct download page on the app store.
Before iOS10, dynamic links were directly leading to the app store without this transition page. Changes in Safari security setup force them to add this page.
i am in the process of making my app with firebase i am pretty much done with that except Firebase App Indexing. I am very exited with this feature because it could help me to increase my app get more traffic from the web but the problem is i really can't able to see how to implement this. According to Firebase Docs i just need to register my app with this pice of code
[[FIRAppIndexing sharedInstance] registerApp:your Apple ID from iTunes Connect];
I have done that but what should i do after that?
1.My app is firebase app that means i don't have any website to host my content except firebase realtime database. Does my content is available for crawlers? if not how can i make available to them?
2.If i can able to show my content in the google search results i don't wanna show all the content and i wanna show just some of my content for example i have a social app for sharing General Knowledge questions, i wanna show just the question like "What is the highest mountain" in the search results and if the user want to see the answer it should take them to my app how can i do that?
3.As per docs i came to know that i need to create univiersal links for my app content to direct users from google search but how shold i do that ? Lets say should i crate universal links when the user create question?? if so how can i do that ??
Thank you very much for the help.
This is not currently possible on iOS using Firebase App Indexing. The situation is slightly different on Android, but that is not applicable to your question.
On iOS, Firebase App Indexing is simply highlighting pages on your website in Google search results that have corresponding content inside your app. This is achieved by piggybacking on Apple's Universal Links standard, and there is no proactive 'crawling' going on inside your app. This means unless you have a corresponding web page for your app with 1:1 content parity, you can't really benefit from Firebase App Indexing on iOS as it comes out-of-the-box.
The best workaround is to generate little 'placeholder pages' for every piece of content in your app, which the sole purpose of opening your app (if it is installed) or redirecting to the App Store (if it is not installed). Ideally you'll need some sort of deferred deep linking system so that users still see the correct content after downloading. Fun fact: this is essentially how HotelTonight operates their entire business model. Unfortunately Firebase's implementation is not mature enough to support this full flow, and Google hasn't quite figured out how to rank app-only content properly yet in search results so you will probably need to pro-actively submit your placeholder pages to them.
Shameless plug: at Branch, we provide all of the above as a free service. You can read more about it here and take a look at the set up docs here.
I have recently started to use FireBase to see how it works, as a possible replacement (at least in some cases) for Parse.com.
Here I have a few questions related to that.
1) I noticed from start that an app was automatically built for me. Am I allowed to change its name?
2) I now would like to create a second app. Is that possible or do I need to upgrade my account? Or how do I do? I can see no place in the dashboard for that purpose.
Thanks in advance for any useful indication.
To answer your questions:
You can change the name but not the url of you app. In your dashboard click on the cogwheel next to the name of your app, in the menu that pops up there is an option to change the name.
You can create a second app by simply filling in a name in the gray field on the left and click "CREATE NEW APP"
I use the Facebook API for iOS, which enables posting content to the Facebook wall. The API allows custom links to be added next to "Like" and "Comment". I would like to add "Get App" here which links to my app on App Store, but how do I do this when my App ID will not be known to be before the app is actually approved? ("Chicken-and-egg" situation)
Possible solutions:
A) Link to a temporary URL which is changed to the App Store link after approval
B) Wait until version 1.1 to add this, when the App ID is known
Is there any other way to accomplish this?
You get an App ID once you create an app in iTunes Connect. That means you get the ID before you publish the app and it doesn't change when the app goes trough review or publishing process. I'm not able to make a screenshot right now, but it's easily found in top left corner when you click on manage apps > your app.
Some ISPs and independent providers offer domain name services that would help here, possibly.
I use EasyDNS, but there are other options.
The idea is that you register a domain name with them and purchase a plan that includes web forwarding. Web forwarding lets you send any web traffic for your domain to a specific URL.
You temporarily forward to any URL you like (presumably a page on your regular site, maybe a "Coming soon" page). Then, when you receive the real URL, change the forwarding to point there.
It might take a day or so for the change to percolate across the while interweb, but generally you can see and test results fairly quickly yourself, or at least that's been my experience.
I want to add code to my iOS app which prompts users to "like" my app's Facebook page after they use the program X number of times. However I want to keep it as simple as possible for the user. What are the best practices for programmatically "liking" a page? Right now, I have a link to my Facebook page in the "Help" screen, but I want to make it more visible to the user and try to get more "fans."
There's no API to actually create a Like connection.
No, there isn't really way to like anything without user's click. It's because of malicious applications/sites