Blocked (possibly sub-frame) navigation to non-allowed URL
"Native: InAppBrowser is not installed or you are running on a browser. Falling back to window.open."
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[BackGround]
I am using Fiddler4 on Windows and see iPhone HTTP traffic.
I open a third-party app which I want to inspect the API response.
[Problem]
I got the HTTP traffic(see the image below) after opening an app.
Seems I got an error from Host graph.facebook.com.
Actually the app hang up and showing loading but not going to show any page.
If Im not using Fiddler, I can see the market place page.
[What I want to do]
I want to avoid the error and would like to continue the app and check other API's response.
How can I achieve that ?
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I'm finding it hard to get Branch.io deeplinking to work with Intercom.
The Branch link works well when opened via native Messages app - opens the app directly when tapped.
But if we send this link through an Intercom message, and then tap on it on the phone, the result is not as expected:
On iOS
Open Intercom messages view.
Tap on the Branch link (sent from Intercom console).
Browser opens with an alert asking to open the native app ('Open this page in "MyApp"?').
Press "Open".
App detects the Branch parameters on the link and redirects to the correct page.
Expected Behavior
App should detect the link directly without being handed over by browser.
On Android
Open Intercom messages view.
Tap on the Branch link (sent from Intercom console).
List of suggested apps pops up - including "MyApp".
Tap on "MyApp".
App detects the Branch link ONLY, but without the parameters - which then will not redirect to any page.
Now send the app to the background (eg: Tap on home button), and then open "MyApp" again.
Branch will now detect the link with the parameters and redirect to the correct page (this sometimes happens in iOS as well).
Expected Behavior
Branch should detect the link with parameters directly, without the need to send the app to background and reopen.
Does anyone have an idea what I have missed out on? or a workaround?
I was thinking to setup Universal Links by uploading the Association File.. 🤷♂️
Btw, Branch.io configurations are all done and works perfectly with other social media apps.
react-native: 0.61.5
react-native-branch: 5.0.0-beta.1
react-native-intercom: 16.0.0
Even though the Application is installed in the iPhone, tapping Branchio universal deep-link redirecting to safari and shows a popup to launch the application.
Expected: if the application is already installed, tapping deep link should launch the application.
Pre- requests:
OS: iPhone iOS 13.3.1
Release build in Appcenter
Set custom URL to https://install.appcenter.ms/app (Appcenter)
Generate the Universal deeplink
Steps to reproduce:
Generate the Universal deep-link
Using the deep-link install the application
Again Tap on the same deep-link will redirect to Safari and popup alert with CANCEL and OPEN options
Tap OPEN in safari to launch the application
This is an expected behaviour where Apple prompts the user first time if to open the app. Only if universal links are implemented, it does not ask for the second time. Our AASA validator tool (https://branch.io/resources/aasa-validator/) shows the AASA file to validated correctly but while testing on the install page of your redirected website, it is showing a 404 error. So, we are unable to replicate this on our end to check further.
Could you please share your app store link so as to help us out here.
Also, would request to check our documentation here ( https://help.branch.io/developers-hub/docs/ios-troubleshooting#section-validate-if-aasa-file-successfully-downloaded ) so as to confirm if the device is receiving the generated AASA files. This is a known issue with Apple for iOS 13.x+ where the AASA files do not get ingested into the device and causes the link redirection to show a prompt or a fail.
Am totally stuck with something. Working on deep link and its redirection. When clicking on a deep link it's getting redirected to my app. I have added the code to handle in my HomePage.js.
Scenario 1:
If app is removed from background in phone then the deep link redirection works great
Scenario 2:
If app is kept at HomePage.js and left in background of device. then on deep link click opens the app no redirection happens.
Scenario 3:
If app is kept at HomePage.js which have AppState.addListener() and left at background and then on click of deep link HomePage state change listener is hit but there is no url.
Expected behaviour
App should detect its being redirected when its on any page with the url.
I've deployed a React Redux site on hostgator.com. While it works to visit the page and navigate as usual. (React routing works), it shows 404 not found whenever I reload the page.
I talked to their support which, before leaving 20 sec into the conversation, came with the suggestion that it may have to do with the site trying to run on https, while no SSL is implemented.
I'm curious, why does it work locally and not on the world wide web? Any thoughts?
Thanks.
You need to look into a Server Side Rendering solution. A good framework for doing so with React is Next.js.
Basically as long as you don't refresh the page React-Router has control over the address bar as well as history via the History API. But when you hit refresh you send a request to the server for whatever is in the address bar. But the server is not handling your routing, React-Router is on the client side. You also won't be able to type a child route directly into the address bar without server side rendering.