I have a web application developed in flutter. I need when the user access to ex. myhosting.com the app redirects him to an specific screen. However if he types myhosting.com/admin he most be redirected to another screen.
How could I do that?
Elaborate what you are trying to do, this helps you to get more accurate answers.
If the user didn't cleared browser cache, then the latest version or modern browser will remember the authenticated user accessed this specific url in the past. So, the browser will render the desired url page easily.
I hope this helps you to solve the issue. if yes reply with what you tried and what worked for you. if not share how did you solved the issue.
Related
Today, on my Facebook app, links appear to be broken. Everytime you click a link (to another page of the application, not external), Facebook returns the user to the login prompt, even if the user has already logged in.. I usually use relative urls, but if I set absolute, the link doesn't work too, but in this case the page doesn't change...
Anyone having same problems? Any ideas? I just can't find solutions..
Edit: for "Facebook app" I mean an iframe application that runs on Facebook site, not the Facebook application for a mobile device
Solved :) The problem was I used on old versione of the PHP SDK. I've updated the SDK with the latest version and also the Login part of the code; now it's ok. Thanks all for your help ;)
Did you tried to reinstall the Facebook app? Also if you use Android you can delete the cache on your phone.
Everytime you click a link (to another page of the application, not external), Facebook returns the user to the login prompt, even if the user has already logged in..
Do you have Authenticated Referrals turned on for your app?
Otherwise, you must be triggering login yourself somewhere in your app. If so, check the conditions under which you are doing so, and if your app recognizes a logged in user correctly, or if maybe there is some kind of cookie problem.
If that doesn’t help you to figure it out on your own, please update your question with relevant code.
I've recently installed the browser plugin Disconnect to keep Facebook, Twitter and Google from recording my browser history as I use the regular web while still letting me use those services when I choose to.
Can anyone explain how Disconnect works?
I'm interested in how it works to understand where my web experience might be changed or compromised and as an intellectual curiosity about what these sites are doing and how it can be blocked.
There are detailed descriptions of what our extensions do in the extension galleries (and someday soon, our site), e.g.:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jeoacafpbcihiomhlakheieifhpjdfeo
More technically, all our extension code is open source (and well commented and otherwise readable, if I do say so myself):
https://github.com/disconnectme
I'm only guessing, but to track you, google, facebook and twitter send you a cookie to identify you. Then if you browse the web a display page that contain an adsense banner, a g+1 button an analytic script, a facebook/twitter widget, google , facebook and tweeter access this cookie.
So to prevent them to record your browsing, maybe the addon filter the cookie sent in http request or filter google/fb/twitter script/iframe/url from the viewed page.
Hope this could give you a hint.
Regards
I have installed the vBulletin Facebook app for a client, and am trying to link the app page from within the sidebar on the Fan Page for the site. However, the page returned upon clicking the link is blank. I think this may be a fault on vBulletin's side (which sadly has little to no debugging facilities that I can see), possibly the referrer does not match the App URL. Has anybody come across this problem before?
Any possible workarounds via Facebook? I have tried setting the Page URL to the apps.facebook.com URL but it didn't work and through a search I've found that it's not the right approach anyway.
Edit: I have also tried iframe within an iframe, like setting the page url to a page and having an iframe in that one. It didn't work, but then again it's fairly obvious why it didn't. The last resort I think would be to see if I could reverse engineer the vBulletin code to ignore referrers or allow a different one (if it's even the problem).
Double edit: Perhaps just a way to send a link off to a new window via the app tab??
Thanks
Is it coming from an SSL site? I think now all fan pages have to come from an SSL site or they will error out. -Buddy
We have a website Facebook "app" for talking to our iPhone client and web client. When you search for us in Facebook the app shows up in addition to our page. Clicking on it produces a page not found error. I couldn't find anyplace in the app settings to keep the app from appearing in searches. Ideas?
I do not know if this might help at all, but something similar was happening to me and ended up discovering that my Computer was the problem. It was everything cached on my browser. Do you get the same result if you try on another computer? Or maybe logged in as someone else?
There is not currently a way to remove an app from the search index once added - I'm not sure if this is likely to change in the near future
I have a link to a Facebook page from a website. I know I can use the URL scheme href="fb://" to open up the Facebook application from within an iPhone, but if the iPhone user does not have the native application installed, an ugly error message pops up. I would rather just send this user to the Facebook website.
There's gotta be a way to do this, but everything I've tried has had some short-coming:
Can't make a HEAD request to a different server
Can't run a try catch javascript function since the event leaves the client page
Can't seem to access information about the user's applications... or can I? I've read a bit about a cookie called "appInstalled" but can't find any real documentation about it.
Any ideas out there? Thanks a ton in advance.
Denis
Can a website determine if a device [iPhone] has certain applications installed ? I'm pretty sure that's a big NO because of privacy and security concerns.
Not a really technical answer, but you could change the user interface to give the user an option. For example, having:
Click here if you have the facebook application installed on your iPhone.
If you do not, click here to go through to the site.
Sorry that I cannot offer a "proper" solution, I'm not really that familiar with iPhone development.