How to open the call history programmatically?
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call://history
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You CANNOT do this because there is no available API for doing so and no custom URL ever for opening it directly into that app.
So it is NOT possible sorry.
I'd also say if you even found a way to do this it would be rejected under:
2.5 Apps that use non-public APIs will be rejected
because you'd have to use a non-public API to do this.
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I'm using this library for my mobile app : https://github.com/react-native-webrtc
When I try to upload AppStore, they send me this email about Non-public API usage
https://imgur.com/a/yhcgXW4
Dear Developer, We identified one or more issues with a recent
delivery for your app, "BMHH" 1.0 (6). Please correct the following
issues, then upload again. ITMS-90338: Non-public API usage - The
app references non-public selectors in Dating: addStream:, channelId,
initWithURLStrings:, isBinary, removeValuesForKeys:completion:, sdp,
sendData:, setChannelId:, setIsEnabled:, stringForType:,
typeForString:, videoSource. If method names in your source code match
the private Apple APIs listed above, altering your method names will
help prevent this app from being flagged in future submissions. In
addition, note that one or more of the above APIs may be located in a
static library that was included with your app. If so, they must be
removed. For further information, visit the Technical Support
Information at http://developer.apple.com/support/technical/
The author of library said he can upload the app without any problem : https://github.com/react-native-webrtc/react-native-webrtc/issues/615
Does anyone has the same problem ? How to fix it ?
thank you
I want let users view the Weight section of Apple's Health app to allow them to see detailed data, etc. I manage to open the Health app via the URL scheme x-apple-health://, but I would like to send them directly to the right place, e.g. x-apple-health://HealthData/measurements/Weight. I have had no success after trying different paths that made some sense.
Anyone has a reference on this?
Apple has not documented the x-apple-health:// scheme for use by apps. Attempting to use it is like using SPI - even if you find something that works now, it is likely to break in a future version of iOS. You should file a Radar with Apple to request an API for this purpose.
In my iOS application I need to get all call history (dialled,recieved,missed) from an iOS device and display as a list in my application.
So many answers are there previously for this question.But I didn't get exact answer for my question.
If anybody worked on this question previously please let me know the answer immediately.
There is no public API for accessing the call history on iOS.
If you wanted to do this in a private app that couldn't be released on the App Store you could look at this link.
There are apps on the store that use the above method, but I wouldn't rely on it passing review. I think the apps that do use it may have slipped through the net.
Apple has introduced framework called Callkit. Though you cannot access all the call log, you can have some control over calls like
Identifying incoming calls
Blocking calls etc
https://developer.apple.com/reference/callkit
Objective: i want to fetch my custom parameter(referrer) from iTunes link upon installation of my application in device.
iTunes links look somethings like this:
https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/complete-gym-guide-lite/id550449574?mt=8
If i append my parameter say(&referrer=xyz)at the end and i open this url in ios safari browser then it will prompt to download the application.
Confusion: will app store send my parameter(referrer) to my application on launch so that i can fetch it in my application and use it.
In case of Android play store link look like this: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=&referrer=guid%3D%guid%
As you can see referrer parameter at the end of url. Once app is installed in device then play store will send this parameter to app using INSTALL_REFERRER broadcast receiver. We can use this parameter.
What i tried OR Other people doing for conversion tracking: Other people are simply sending static data to their server at the first time opening of app and maintain a flag in NSDefault to make sure that app does not send same data again. I can also do the same as well as alternate ways suggested in below links but i want to do something with custom parameter.
I have already seen below links:
iOS - track which ad campaigns my installs are coming from
Tracking iOS installs from multiple marketing sources
Please help me out.
As #Aditya said, for now, Apple is not sending any referrer (or params) from iTunes to installation.
The only way you have it's to use a third party sdk to get your installations.
I have been working on a own sdk to get this but the way to get any info it's really hard and not really confident to use it. So endly we used some third party which are using many techniques to getting this (as fingerprint data, App2App methods, etc...)
I have tested appsflyer sdk and facebook sdk, they work as expected, use this or any else you prefer.
Hope this helps
I want to share a link from my app using other applications installed on my iPhone such as Gmail, Facebook, DropBox, WhatsApp etc. In android there is a straight way to do so, just fire an intent and it automatically shows the installed apps through which we can share whatever we want. Is there any such way in iPhone ?
Thanks!
On iOS , app is more separated from each other. The only way to pass data from one app to other is using the URL mechanism. As one example, an app register url scheme "open-me://",you invoked openURL with "open-me://my-link" then that app will launched. That app will define the detail of the URL so it could understand the content.Continue with the example we are using, the text you passed could be either "open-me://A?data=my-link" or "open-me://A?message=my-link". So there are no general solution for all apps.Typically third party app will provide a SDK to make these things easy.
If you don't mind using a kind of large third party library, ShareKit is a good choice. It supports quite some apps.
If you want to know more about this topic,for example sharing files between app. You could start from reading the class reference of UIDocumentInteractionController.This UI component will show a list of app installed on your device which support the URL scheme.