How to open a Facebook timeline from iOS application?
I've tried this url, for example
fb://profile/Google
and it opens my personal timeline instead. Am I missing something?
Finally got managed to it. Here are some steps to get it:
http://graph.facebook.com/profilename
Look for "id" and get it.
fb://profile/retrievedIdFromStep2
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There any way to open UberEats app in a specific restaurant page using URL Schemes, Deep link, SDK or anything else?
I found that and works with current version. Url schema:
ubereats://
on the current app you can share a store item and the deeplink is:
ubereats://store/browse?client_id=eats&storeUUID={STORE_UUID}&itemUUID={ITEM_UUID}
or simply open the store:
ubereats://store/browse?client_id=eats&storeUUID={STORE_UUID}
or apply a promo code:
ubereats://promo/apply?client_id=eats&promoCode={PROMO_CODE}
I hope to help
For me this works:
ubereats://promo/apply?client_id=${uberEatsClientKey}&promoCode=${PromoCode}
It's the same as Uber. You can check the documentation of Uber.
Hi I have a requirement in my app. From my ios Application(myapp),i share a link to facebook. Then I opened up my facebook account in browser or Facebook application and clicked the link, link should open in myapp if myapp is installed in the device otherwise link should open in browser. How can I achieve this ? Please suggest me step by step. Thanks in advance for your consideration and help.
I am not sure if this is possible. I have looked at various questions including
Is it possible to register a http+domain-based URL Scheme for iPhone apps, like YouTube and Maps?
as I am sure you might have already done but these questions target their own app, mainly web app, but you want that behavior to occur from an app that is not yours like twitter or facebook. But what you can do is show them two links on facebook/twitter, if they have installed press link 1 and if they want to install, press link 2 and you can pass parameters in link 1 as you might already know.
I will also keep checking answer of this question if some one comes and gives a better solution.
There is an option called custom URL scheme in iOS. It will help you to create a URL scheme which identifies your application. You can post link with this URL scheme and when you tap on this link on your iOS device it will open up your mobile app. Please see the link below to know how to setup this.
Custom URL Scheme in iOS
This is called 'deep URL linking'. Facebook have built a service called 'App Links', which seems pretty cool.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/app-links
I'm trying to show apps from UIDocumentInteractionControllerDelegate , default apple apps like; sms, email or UIPasteBoard (Facebook and Twitter is optional) . Just like the similar of Dropbox app :
How can I handle this kind of situation? I've done already open apps from their UTI's, open just email or just sms but I don't how to show all of them in one sheet.
Thanx
I believe you're looking at an UIActivityController instead of a UIDocumentInteractionController, which I believe Apple is trying to phase out.
Check out the docs here https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/uikit/reference/UIActivityViewController_Class/Reference/Reference.html
You should try QLPreviewController. This will give you desired result.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/Documentation/NetworkingInternet/Reference/QLPreviewController_Class/Reference/Reference.html
I wish to fetch images from Instagram into iOS app. For this I am using Instagram API. I have set clientID and redirect-uri as shown in http://kmdarshan.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/integrating-instagram-sdk-in-your-ios-apps/ and http://instagram.com/developer/
Code used is given in link above. But in the line:
if ([[UrlParts objectAtIndex:(1)] isEqualToString:#"NeverGonnaFindMe"]) {...
the string always equals to oauth.
Where am I getting wrong? Anyone having any other option to integrate instagram images into iOS apps, please let me know.
I just found a project to fetch instagram images into ios app on:
https://github.com/hsandhu/HSInstagram
Awesome application, saved my time.
you can try this framework to show the instagram feed, both user and tags
https://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/sbinstagram-viewer
is more complete and is easy to integrate
regards
I would like to know whether it is possible to add a Facebook Like button to a native iPhone app. In the app, the user browses a business directory or deals. When they tap on an item to view the details, it would be nice to have a Facebook Like button that can be used to post the item to the user's Facebook page.
Facebook writes: "Currently, the Like button is only available in mobile web apps".
My app is a native app and not a web app, so therefore I assume it's not possible. However, I do assume that it is possible to mix native UI components on a screen along with web components and therefore it might be possible to implement the Like button, although I am not sure how you pass data from the native portion to the web portion.
If the only solution is a hack, then I won't implement it because at some point the hack will fail when Facebook alters their API.
read around SO a little, you get many leads. Here's one:
Like button in iOS application
And a comment points to github.com/brow/FacebookLikeView
It has same caveats, but it seems there aren't any magic solutions.
There are these blogposts as well:
http://angelolloqui.blogspot.com/2010/11/facebook-like-button-on-ios.html
http://petersteinberger.com/2010/06/add-facebook-like-button-with-facebook-connect-iphone-sdk/
But not sure you get a native UIButton. Maybe you can open a webview in the background and emulate a click on it...
GL, update if you have some findings,
Oded.
Now you can use the FBlike button using the following code but it need to download latest sdk and it is the beta version :(
Here is the code:
[FBSettings enableBetaFeature:FBBetaFeaturesLikeButton];
[FBSettings enablePlatformCompatibility:NO];
FBLikeControl *like = [[FBLikeControl alloc] init];
like.objectID = #"http://shareitexampleapp.parseapp.com/photo1/";
like.likeControlHorizontalAlignment=FBLikeControlHorizontalAlignmentRight;
like.likeControlStyle=FBLikeControlStyleBoxCount;
[self.view addSubview like];
It looks like Facebook finally decided to allow this, more directly, via the Open Graph API.
See documentation here
Check this out, FB just made it possible through their SDK. Only for testing and ios for now
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/like-button/