I have created a page with the type external URL. In the tab "General" I can specify the protocol and the URL. In another tab I can specify the URL alias and the target. But the target is already _blank. In the frontend the link still opens in the same window. I'm using Typo 4.5.
I had a link which pointed to an external URL. I only tried to set the _blank at the external URL. Now with setting it at both it works.
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Universal deep linking is not working in my code.
I had generated AASA file and is validated using aasa validator. I had added my domain in "Associated Domains" in my project target file. Domain name like this "applinks:DomainName.com".
After implementing all those things if I search in Safari "MyAppName.com", it will not redirect it to my App.
AASA (apple-app-site-association) File:
{"applinks":{"apps":[],
"details":
[{"appID":"xxxxxxxx.com.xxxxxx.org",
"paths":["*","/"]}]}}
I suggest you try with an actually user interaction, not just put the URL in the Safari address line.
Create simple web page with your link as an a ref and click on that.
This is the best test
I'm having a problem for deeplinking in iOS when the user haven't installed the app. I can't use universal link because the link that's access by user will be a redirect link to the link that have the AASA file. The link that'll be clicked/accessed by user is "deeplink.example.com/{input}" which will redirect to "api.example.com/api/v3/deeplink/{input}", so I can't use universal link, so that endpoint will redirect to URL Scheme instead, like myApp://deeplink/{input}.
I can't find a solution for this problem when user haven't installed the app while still using url scheme, so I'm thinking instead of redirecting it to url scheme, i'll put the url scheme in branch.io and redirect the endpoint to branch.io, like branchdeeplink.com/{input}.
The problem is, can I pass the the input in branchdeeplink.com/{input} to custom url scheme in myApp://deeplink/{input} using branch.io?
A Branchster here -
Passing in query param in the URI scheme as in the example shared is currently not possible. Since you can already attach custom data to your deep links we don't support query params for URI schemes. When you are creating your links you can add
$deeplink_path = product/123
Since Branch automatically appends URI scheme to your links, when the link would open your application like this -
yourUriScheme://product/123
which you can use for in-app routing.
When the users don't have your app installed, they'd be routed to either App Store or the URL specified under iOS redirects in the Configuration Section of Branch Dashboard.
I was developing Android App that could be opened by url link sent to email. The domain exist but the path not (ex. google.com/abcdefgh1234). Im not an owner of the website so putting AASA file there is not possible. The link also contained jwt with some info that I was handling in the app. I wanted to do the same on ios but what I found, URL schemes doesn't support http and Universal Links need special file on that website. Is there a way to handle this on iOS?
You can check custom URL scheme https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/allowing_apps_and_websites_to_link_to_your_content/defining_a_custom_url_scheme_for_your_app
It will work without adding special file to the server. You need only a special link and after a tap on it, you will be redirected to that app (if it exists on your phone). Maybe this is what are you looking for
Order Created in Mopub.
HTML creative:
<a href="http://www.domain.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.domain.com/image.png" width="100%" height="100%"><a/>
Works all fine but the URL is opening inside the app. What do I have to change in the creative code to open the URL in the external browser?
3.B.6. Native Browser Clicks In order to do tracking in the OS’s native browser, partners may choose to use the native browser click
functionality supported by the MoPub SDK.
You can target this functionality via the
banner.ext.nativebrowserclick field on the request. If set to 1 it is
supported by the requesting SDK.
In the creative returned in the adm field, this behavior can be
triggered by setting the click through URL in the following format
using a custom URI pattern (this custom URI will open the URL in the
native OS browser) :
mopubnativebrowser://navigate?url=
IMPORTANT: Ensure that ‘http://’ or ‘https://’ is included in the
intended landing page URL.
ie: “mopubnativebrowser://navigate?url=http://www.mopub.com”
This is from:
https://dev.twitter.com/mopub-demand/overview/openrtb
The account settings page for registering an app accepts just valid http:// url schemes. We would require a custom url scheme in order to redirect back to our iOS app. Is there currently a way to provide a custom url scheme or if not, would it be possible to allow custom URL schemes from your side?
(I work at Asana.) We agree those would be useful. There is currently no way to use non-http schemes but we will look into adding them soon. Stay tuned!