I have my native iOS xcode project that have some views working with jquery mobile and iframes inside it. I am afraid if apple is going to accept it! Could anybody please share his experience on it? Is my app going to be rejected for it? Thank you
I've seen a post in here of someone complaining because his app was rejected with a mention like :
"this is just an html5 website" or something like that.
Having webviews with html content is not bad in itself but your app must provide some useful stuff, not a "mere" website with 5 page to just look at.
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I'm making a simple tweak for jailbroken iOS devices running iOS 13, which adds a "Paste and Go" option when you force touch web browsers.
I've managed to make it work with Safari, but the problem comes when I try to use it with other Web browsers. I manage to show the option, but I can't make the web browser to open the link.
I'm posting this here as this is more of a normal programming question than a jailbreaking question because I'm sure there's a way to do this in stock iOS.
Thanks in advance, and sorry if this is a dumb question.
I'm working on an old iOS application made in Objective C. I have an html button with a deep link inside a WebView (don't ask why, I have to do this way, not my choice). This Deep Link should open the inApp page of subscription of my app.
It works well when I run my application on iPad but nothing happen when I try it on iPhone (regardless of iOS version or device).
It's not me who implemented the deep link code, so I can't be sure that it's ok. I search a lot, but I didn't find anyone who had the same issue.
If you need more information to help me, let me know.
Thank you.
Seems a few people had the issues too, but didn't figure a solution yet. For example I am having exactly the same this one.
Also according to this a reliable way to test if the universal link set up properly or not is to test the link in the notes app, which works for me. (Also works if I send the message with the link to myself.) However I can't open the app directly in most chat apps (eg. slack, discord) nor safari. On the other hand they works with the preview page on.
Anyone had a fix / workaround? Or that's just how it is (saw this might be issues with app trying to open the link in there build in browser and prevent redirecting somehow ?)
Any help or suggestion will be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
I had the same issue, enabling both universal links and custom url schemes for my dynamic link solved the issue.
Dynamic Links -> Edit Link -> Define link behavior for iOS
This is the setup:
My web application is making use of iFrame to launch a App using custom URL scheme.
With the latest release iOS 9 this has stopped working.
On going through articles online, I have some understanding now that Universal Links are way to go about it or else we can use below hack/code to still launch the app(this results in a alert message asking user to Open/Cancel the call, which doesn't look nice).
window.location = app://
Wanted to check with experienced people here, if there is any other possible way to resolve this as I am reluctant to change the app to support Universal Links for now.
I am a rookie iOS developer trying to figure out this. Pardon me if I am asking basic question.
I need to set an unique identifier in the device (iphone or ipad) that can be read by the app (can be browser app or native app). Is this feasible ?
Reason being: the device needs to be uniquely identified. The user might be able to use the installed app or through browser as well.
Thx.
You can create a HTML element containing any amount of content and hide it with CSS. Sometimes I use an 'input' element just for that and read it with javascript. I think you use data-uri also.