Can that be possible? I have a web app and a mobile app as well. The user goes to website and there is a button "Download App for Mobile". When the user clicks on the button, if the app is already installed, the app should be opened otherwise the user must be redirected to the respective store with the link to download the app from store. Any help in the form of Articles, Videos or suggestions would be highly appreciated.
To do this you would have to use sockets and make a background service on your mobile app that listens to an event. When you click on the button an event should be fired from the browser which when listened by the background service, brings the app to foreground. And it will require your web app and react-native to have a socket connection. If no connection is established then you can redirect the respective store. To create socket connection you would need to use a server for communication between mobile app and web app.
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I have a Vue-based Telegram Web App (API 6.x), which opens in Telegram App, clicking on the for Bot defined Button.
Now inside of the (one page, no router) Vue app I need to bring user to another, non-vue-based page.
Vue App > domain.com/game
Link to > domain.com/game/win
// inside vue component
<button #click="participate()">Participate Winning Game</button>
Participate Winning Game
As soon the User clicks on the link (or I do in participate() window.location.href/replace), Telegram asks the user to open /gam/win in Browser.
Is there a way to avoid this behavior and load /game/win inside the Telegram App?
Earlier I faced the same problem. Telegram Web App for Bot suggests opening any links in an external browser. I did not find documentation on the work of links in the application.
In my application on JS, I implemented a page redraw with new data received from the backend.
P.S. links to phones or other messengers like
Telephone
Skype
do not work at all.
Assuming I integrate Agora in my website (PC + mobile hybrid app that wraps a mobile-web site).
Will it be able to listen for users joining a channel while the client is not browsing the website?
Meaning, can it work inside a service worker on both PC and mobile?
I need a reliable way to have voice calls between users on my web application even when they are not using the website.
If you create a WebView or just open an iframe of the website then the user's video is turned off when the app is closed even if the microphone permissions are off.
The user is still on call and can track people joining but as soon as you close the browser, your video stream disappears for the other users.
To have background based workflow, I recommend you use the native SDKs for the app as well as desktop applications and implement them with the same App Id to maintain consistency.
An alternative solution is to use the RTM SDK as the RTM SDK allows you to send messages even in the background if the user is logged in and has joined the channel.
Often when viewing a website on a mobile device you'll get a notification that a mobile app is available, or if you already have the app downloaded you'll have the option to open the URL in the app.
Is there a native way to do this or are these notifications always custom?
When users click on a link or download a file and the suggestion pops up to open the respective app, that's called deep linking. iOS labels it as Universal Links and Android uses App Links.
We are developing a web application in asp.net and HTML5 (+ offline feature) and we are using “Add to desktop” button to create the desktop application.
Before access main screen, we have a windows authentication screen, so people can connect using their domain credentials.
In safari, we have almost no problem. It's the expected behavior when we are online. For the offline mode, safari needs to keep an active tab with the website loaded to allow offline access to it, otherwise safari does not find website – even if it’s cached with cache manifest...
In the desktop application (using “Add to desktop” button), the authentication popup on the main page does not appears. When I trace the HTTP requests, I can see 2 requests with a return status of 401. When I look into the logs, safari sandbox throw an exception (twice tries then abort operation)... The screen remains blank.
any ideas anyone or any fix is planned to correct this problem ?
Thanks in advance for any advices.
It's a problem with iOS 7. Windows Authentication only works in "Private Mode" or in another browser such as Chrome or Puffin. However, there isn't a workaround currently available to save an app to the home screen. Here's a thread on the Apple forums about this same issue:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5327078?start=60&tstart=0
The new iOS 7.03 fixes this issue.
I am developing a cocoa app for Mac OSX. It's a basic browser application and I use webview component.
In the page I want to connect, there is standard Login with Google Account button in order to login with my existing Google Account. When I clicked on this button nothing happens.
The same functionality works properly when I visited the same page by using Safari or any other browser but there is no reaction on webview component.
I've checked the action behind the Google's login button and here is the JS code.
onclick="return Dialog.Login.loginWithGoogle(false, 'https://www.mywebsite.com/-/oauth2callback', 'https://www.mywebsite.com/')"
As a part of the standard oauth process the process also has many redirections after this URL is called and normally should be completed at my site's login screen as expected. However, webview doesn't handle this.
Please note that the web site I am trying to connect in my webview is not belong to me and I have no control on it.
I checked many solutions on the web for 2 days but nothing helped.
Any help/hint will be appreciated.