I am developing an IOS 8.X app for IPhone using Xcode 6.1.1.; and the plan is to provide Share features for common Social Networks such as Facebook , Twitter and WeChat in Asia.
WeChat requires not only to import library for using their services but also to acquire an asset Id from the following web-site: http://dev.wechat.com
From the communities and the website i can see lots of discussions and help about the actual integration of WeChat into Apps. However, I have never reach more than the login phase. My registration is activated however before being to apply for an asset id from WeChat, it asked me to complete my Profile.
The completion of this Profile results into a window with the single enigmatic text "Failure", no explanation. I tried both on Mac and PC with common browsers + tablet. No success.
I have written to their "support " by email as instructed, no answer; tried also by WeChat to get a bot answering "got it " , "thanks for your request" randomly. In other words, it looks like developers are on their own.
From Stackoverflow, i can see quite a few questions about WeChat integration. However it seems each people has reached more than the login and got their asset.
That's why i am reaching you out : have you met a similar login issue and how did you fix it ? Thanks :)
The most recent asset can be found at the link below.
WeChat SDK on arm64
THE KEY TO MAKING THIS WORK IS TO add the libc++.dylib library to your project. This is not mentioned in ANY OTHER LINK! This frustrated me for HOURS until I used google translate to search Chinese websites. enjoy =)
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I tried to implement universal links functionality in my app. For that I created a Apple-app-site-assocaiton(AASA) with in verified json format by branch.io and uploaded on my root server. After that I enable associated domains in my app capability in Xcode to define (applinks:) that help website url to detect my app into the active device. Now, problem is after implementation I could not avail that functionality as Web url not detecting my app. I tried so many trouble shooting method but it hasn't help me out.
Secondly, apple api validator tool is also not showing my website compatible to deep link even after successfully adding AASN file. Can anybody help where exactly I'm lacking behind.
I'm using Branch SDK for creating deep links and sharing them. If the app is installed, the link should've open it. But the link is always redirecting to app store except for the first link. The first link opens the app perfectly but any new links always redirect to the app store even though the app is installed.
I followed all the steps from documentation, https://docs.branch.io/pages/apps/ios/
but still no luck. Can you please help me find the problem?
Jackie from Branch here:
Here's our iOS integration guide you're looking for. We have code samples both in Swift and Objective C: https://docs.branch.io/pages/apps/ios/
If you continue to experience issues after you have gone through the troubleshoot docs(https://docs.branch.io/pages/apps/ios/#troubleshoot-issues), could you please reach out to us at integrations#branch.io with the following details?
Your Branch app ID
Detailed steps to reproduce
Links where the issue can be seen
Thanks!
I have an app with MagicLink authentication implemented using universal links. The app and the server are configured to handle universal links following Apple’s documentation (https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/General/Conceptual/AppSearch/UniversalLinks.html).
The link successfully launches the app from Apple Mail + Safari. However when I try to open it from GoogleMail + Chrome, it redirect to the AppStore.
It is important to notice that the app isn’t on the AppStore yet and I’m trying to sort out the issue before publishing it.
I can reproduce the issue on the iPhone 6s with iOS 10
This is a known issue with a number of apps. Universal Links do not work in many situations, with the Gmail app being one of them. See a more detailed list here.
To work around this limitation, your Universal Link URL needs to lead to a page with a button/link on it the user can activate. At Branch.io, we offer a Deepviews feature for this purpose. You'll need to build something similar.
I was implementing optimized integration for Facebook Messenger Platform for my iOS app using the SDK and am facing a few issues. When I share content from my app to Facebook Messenger, I always see the "Install" link alongside my app link, even though the app is installed. Also, I never see the "Reply" button on the content shared from my app, just Install.
Both the sender and receiver have Admin access to the corresponding Facebook app. (The FB integration features are currently in dev, even though the app is live).
Followed all the sequence of steps mentioned in the documentation - https://developers.facebook.com/docs/messenger/ios
FBSDKMessengerURLHandler callbacks are implemented for FBSDKMessengerURLHandlerReplyContext and FBSDKMessengerURLHandlerOpenFromComposerContext as well.
Not sure how to proceed to test the features. Anybody else faced the same problem? Any help would be much appreciated.
I had the same issue. Find any valid iOS App Store ID and fill it in on the developers.facebook.com page (near where you enter the Bundle ID info).
Relaunching Messenger made the Reply button start to show up on new messages.
The developer community at Facebook is pretty awful.
this is my first time creating a iOS application. I m required to share my iOS app url schemes to Facebook. allowing user to click on the link and open my application.
I have tried Facebook link to your native app tutorial and i seem to miss some step. Is there other tutorial on facebook deep linking or example. Thanks you
You should check out the Turnpike open source framework. It makes it easy to implement deeplinking in your iOS app.
http://urxtech.github.io/
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.
john # urx
just follow the steps on https://developers.facebook.com/docs/applinks/ios.
you will find https://developers.facebook.com/docs/applinks/add-to-content in that page
Read carefully.