I'm trying to directly open a Gmail draft message, I've tried using a hyperlink formatted like this:
"https://mail.google.com/mail/#drafts?compose=" + idDraft
However, every time I open the draft message the link takes me to the Draft List. Is it possible with the link or do I have to look for an alternative option?
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I am able to go to a specific channel using :
msteams://teams.microsoft.com/l/channel/channelid/General?groupId=groupid&tenantId=tenantid
but how do i send a message to the channel using deep linking URI?
I tried
msteams://teams.microsoft.com/l/channel/channelid/General?groupId=groupid&tenantId=tenantid&message=hello
but it just opens the channel in MSTeams
You can use share-to-teams button for posting message to teams channel withtout using api.
It really looks like MS doesn't support doing this via a simple URL (as of October 2021). As noted, the graph API should provide a way to do it but is complex to setup and get started with.
The best option I've found is to use an HTML mailto: link (see https://www.w3docs.com/snippets/html/how-to-create-mailto-links.html) and set the mail's "To" to the address from the team's "..." > "Get email address" dialog.
This pops up a compose window in your mail client (e.g. Outlook) and all you have to do is click Send to post it to your team channel. It supports passing through formatted text, and the email's subject is displayed prominently as the title of a new MS Teams Conversation.
I am attempting to create a QR code that opens a specific email message in the Outlook App for iOS.
I am specifically looking for something like:
ms-outlook://messages/view?id=1dfffe43-0d4e-4130-467e-08d5b4ee98bd
I have tried a lot of different combinations with no luck...
I am already aware of the "ms-outlook://compose" URI schema referenced here:
URL Scheme Attachment Microsoft Outlook app
I have already successfully pulled this off with trello, workfront, and zendesk. Just want to add outlook to the list.
Examples I have working with other apps:
Trello:
trello://x-callback-url/showCard?shortlink=h836Wd8k
Zendesk:
zendesk://agent/tickets/35436
Workfront:
workfront://TASK?ID=564f71b200d4b8f4a393335ed5a816c1
Any help is appreciated!
Well, the title explains my question. I'm developing an app that will be something like a Twitter client, and I can't find a way to make that when I publish a tweet in my account using the app the tweet shows "via MyApp". I'm using another Twitter account, not the one that I used to create the app (I don't know if that has something to be with all this, but could be so I'm telling you). Does anyone know if this is posible?
Thanks!
According to the field guide, your JSON object (named obj) has a field obj["source"] with the following meaning:
Utility used to post the Tweet, as an HTML-formatted string. Tweets from the Twitter website have a source value of web.
This means that "via MyApp" value is the client used to post the tweet. You can find the user that posted this tweet in the field obj["user"]["screen_name"]
References:
https://dev.twitter.com/overview/api/tweets
https://dev.twitter.com/overview/api/users
I added to my iOS application option to detect and response to custom URL schemes to launch application ( http://iosdevelopertips.com/cocoa/launching-your-own-application-via-a-custom-url-scheme.html ).
Link is working perfectly on different sites (using href), but I'm having problem with Facebook. If I'm trying to post link (using Graph API) which looks like:
myapp://blabla
Facebook return error:
The url you supplied is invalid
And for feed with link return
link URL is not properly formatted.
I can't just post url as a message because it's not being detected as a URL and appear like text only.
Is there any way to post to Facebook wall with custom links?
Edit:
I have an idea, but I don't know if it gonna work. Putting
myapp://blabla directly into address field in mobile browser is launching application so probably accessing an webpage (like http://www.mywebpage/myapp) with only redirection to
myapp://blabla gonna work too, but is Facebook gonna accept that link?
I think your suggestion in the edit is the correct method, and should work. However applications like spotify seem to use an intersticial page which fires the "app link" with javascript, the advantage to this approach is that you can use that page to "sell" the app to users who don't have it and also provide lovely open graph tags for people who want to share it.
I have a mailto url in a web page. The target system contains both Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes. Microsoft Outlook is the default Mail Client. So when i click on mailto link it opens up Microsoft Outlook.
I want it to open Lotus Notes when i click on the link and i do NOT want change the default mail client settings in Internet Options as well. Please suggest a solution or work around to achive this.
You can use a notes:// style URL, which will work for users with recent versions of the Notes client installed. This URL format can be used to launch a database (or open a known document in a database) whose file path is known. Unfortunately, for creating an email document in the current user's mailbox, the NSF path will be different for each user. But there is a technique you can use, if you have a Notes server in your environment. You can have the link on your page actually link to a static Notes database, which has an "OnDatabaseOpen" event handler set up to look up the user's mailbox path, and then redirect the user there. It's a few steps - not as simple as a mailto: URL - but if you are desperate, it can be made to work.
You can use this URL to open Notes and a new memo: Notes:///0000000000000E00/Memo?OpenForm
source: http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/notes-urls
This however does not solve the problem of filling out the To address, Subject, etc.
A mailto link is always going to use the default mail app. You may be able to use a lotus notes shortcut and pass the email address as arguments.