Very weird and annoying situation!
When clicking on the links of tumblr blog with custom domain in facebook app, instead of opening the url facebook offers tumblr app.
I believe facebook requests my url, understands it is tumblr and deeplinks its app instead of going to my blog url. Is it a server side problem from Tumblr or facebook issue?
Is there a way to cancel the deeplinking for the blog?
Steps to reproduce: Share the link on facebook. click on it using ios facebook app. Instead of opening the link, it opens the store link for tumblr app or opens tumblr app if it is already installed.
Exceptions: behavior is normal when the link is shared using a shortener service.
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I want to implement universal linking in iOS Swift for twitter & Facebook.I tried with native way of creating universal linking file and keep it on our server. This is only working with WhatsApp, Mail and Notes but not working on Facebook, twitter and LinkedIn. I found that Facebook is not allowing to open app from there but why twitter and linkedin is not allowing.
Any Idea ?
Universal Links do not work in Facebook and Twitter. You need to use Facebook App Links and Twitter App Cards. The reason is that these apps can control what URLs they open in and out of the app, so they force you to adhere to their standards to deep link out of their apps.
We developed a website in which users can sign in using their google account. This works fine. A lot of people have shared our app link on Instagram.
The problem is, when users of Instagram click on our website link, the ios webview is used (internal browser in Instagram). This prevents people from signing in to our app and are presented the following error:
What's the solution to this?
I want to integrate facebook deep kinking with my application.
I search out for related documents and examples, but could not find.
This link (facebook developers) only describe Handling incoming links , Adding back navigation.
Which I want to find, how to post on facebook using facebook deeplinking.
I also include images in my facebook post , when user click on that image then If my app already installed in device then open app ,not installed then open app store.
First of all, You have to enable Deeplinking From your Facebook App
After setting up your Facebook app, You can share Image on Facebook with Facebook SDK, Facebook Ref:
You can also pass extra parameter for Deep linking with Facebook Graph API Check out similar link, That will help you
I´ve seen some Facebook posts that include a native button which opens the corresponding app to the Facebook page that created the post.
When the app is not installed, it links out to the App Store. When it is installed, it deeplinks into the app to the desired content.
How can I achieve this? I searched for some information about this, but couldn´t find any.
you have to try the App Links functionality that Facebook provide. In the developer page teach how to create and use this and you will see the flow when somebody press a post for example and how the redirection is produced:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/applinks/ios
You have to create an app in the Facebook Developer Console and enable de deep-linking function to works.
Regards!
I have successfully integrated the facebook ios SDK in my app so that user can post to their wall through a feed dialog.
However, I would like to post an open graph object through my app but since this is currently only supported on webpages (is this correct?), I suppose I can load the webpage with the meta tags inside a UIWebView. If I do so, however, I believe user have to authenticate my web app as well?
Is there a way to not need the user to authenticate my web app inside the UIWebView when they have already login through the iOS SDK? I would like to keep the iOS SDK login process because it doesn't require user to enter their facebook details (assuming they have the facebook app installed of coz)
thanks much in advance!
it looks like i am able to post feeds in UIWebView after logging in with the iOS SDK. I did logout of facebook on my safari app just in case....