We used to add new apps by going to "apps" than tap the "+" button, and a menu should be open says- add a new iOS app.
Now, when we hit the "+" button , we only see create bundle option .
All contracts are ok, why could it happen ?
Go to your Developer account homepage and check if any notification pending such as sign Agreement(s). Because this type of issue caused by non-signed Agreement(s).
Use safari instead of chrome or any other browser.
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Device : iPhone 5 / iOS 9.3
I have an iOS app which I need to launch from a website. I was able to do it via custom URL scheme.
When I click the "Open App" button in the website, an alert dialog appears that says "Safari wants to open MyApp" with OK & Cancel buttons.
Clicking OK : everything is just fine. The app gets launched from the website perfectly.
Clicking Cancel : First time, it just dismisses preventing the app being launched, which is correct.
When I click on the "Open App" button once again from the website, I expect the same "Safari wants to launch MyApp" alert dialog to appear once again, which is not happening.
Instead, it shows a dialog that says "Cannot Open Page - Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid" with an OK button.
My assumption was, every time when you click on that link in the website (that can launch the app via custom url scheme), I should be prompted with "safari wants to open MyApp" alert dialog all the time.
What am I missing here ? Appreciate your help in advance.
It's a known behavior.
If you tap on facebook://feeds:
And open it then Safari won't blacklist the facebook scheme for that Safari tab. You would be allowed to open facebook://profile, facebook://feeds, facebook://settings, etc. on that tab
However if you click on 'Cancel' then you're no longer able to able any url with that scheme for that tab only ie you won't be able to open facebook://profile, because it's been blacklisted for that tab.
What should you do?
Open a new tab and try again. It would no longer be blacklisted for that tab.
It would have been much better though if Apple prompted its user with options like:
Deny once. Deny Always. Allow Always
But I'm guessing if they did that then they'd have to provide alternate ways for the user to customize behavior per host/scheme. Obviously Apple doesn't want to allow that.
I met the same problem when using Google Tag Manager in my code. Try the javascript event for opening the app instead of using the href of the tag a.
I was getting a similar error, fixed it by allowing "Installing App" in restriction(Settings->General->Restriction), enable the toggle button. It is by default enabled but I restricted it in past by disabling the toggle button.
Hope this helps anyone.
I just fixed the same problem on an iphone. Go to settings> General> Restrictions> Safari. Make sure it is "allowed" or turned on (swipe to green). Exit out of settings and retry. It should work.
I know there are quite a few questions already asked in regards to this, but I couldn't find one that answers my current question exactly.
Actually 2 days ago,my app is perfectly running for Facebook login and registration .but now it shows below error .
i have done all the required steps and it was running perfectly.
Logon Facebook Developer Account
Go to Apps and select your APP and click on the Status & review then select "YES" access public then click confirm button to finished.
1.Login in Facebook developer console
2.Go to your facebook app dashboard,
3.near to the top right corner, you can see a toggle button named 'status'
4. switch to Live mode
Goto : https://developers.facebook.com/apps/
choose your app from list and click on status than development mode from Off to On (you should must add privacy policy before change development mode) you can also add from here : https://termsfeed.com/
I use openURL to open app B from App A, and I get this alert dialog "App A wants to open App B", with two buttons, "Open" and "Cancel".
If I press "Cancel", app B won't open and dialog will appear again.
If I press "Open", app B will open and dialog won't appear again.
I would like to somehow to make it not appear to begin with. I am wondering if there is a key I should add to app A's info.plist in order to skip the dialog step when doing openURL to app B.
Any ideas?
Update:
After checking, I could not come up with a solution for my problem. It looks like this dialog will appear regardless. I hope Apple will add the option to handle it automatically as if both apps are mine, logically, there should not be any dialog to confirm switching between them...
After checking for hours, I could not come up with a solution for my problem. It looks like this dialog will appear regardless anything... I hope Apple will add the option to handle it in the app's info.plist as if both apps are mine, logically, there should not be any dialog to confirm switching between them...
http://www.macstories.net/linked/ios-9-bringing-changes-to-url-schemes/
Starting on iOS 9, apps will have to declare what URL schemes they would like to be able to check for and open in the configuration files of the app as it is submitted to Apple. This is essentially a whitelist that can only be changed or added to by submitting an update to Apple.
openURL / canOpenURL has changed in iOS9 due to user privacy. I suggest you read http://awkwardhare.com/post/121196006730/quick-take-on-ios-9-url-scheme-changes
The user will now see this prompt the first time you ask for permission as per other permission requests. This is an OS change and apps, including core applications such as messages now ask for permission when opening a custom URL scheme for the first time.
You also may be able to achieve what you are trying to do using Universal Links - https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/General/Conceptual/AppSearch/UniversalLinks.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40016308-CH12
My app has been waiting for review for more than 8 hours now. I want to reject the current binary and submit a new binary but the "Reject this binary" link fails to appear. I tried to delete the browser cache, cookies but that dint help. Tried using firefox, safari and chrome with no success. Even the iTunes connect mobile app does not provide me the reject this binary button.
I found similar threads here like this one - reject this binary in new itunes connect UI but those people were able to reject their binaries through the mobile app unlike me.
Anyway knows how I can fix this?
This is what I see on my iTunes Connect page
In the "Build" section of the page "Versions":
Right click on the current version
Inspect Element
Remove "ng-hide" from the class of the tag:
Click Remove
Select new build
Save
Seems like, the method removeBuild() has no any checking of the isEditable value.
In one of my current iOS projects, I need to have a functionality like, when we click on a link our app should get downloaded from appstore and automatically get active and when opens it, we should save some parameters which were present in the url. Is that something achievable in iOS?
This is not possible in 1 click, once the App is installed, the user will have to click the "Open" button.