Is there any possibility to launch/open Apple pay or Wallet application from existing application using deeplinking?
You can deep link to the wallet using:
if let url = URL(string: "wallet://") {
UIApplication.shared.open(url)
}
That is not possible. You can create a .pkpass file and prompt the user to add it to Wallet. Then Wallet will open but there is no url scheme for just opening the Apple Wallet app.
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Apple has a list of official URL schemes so that you can link to Facetime, SMS, Maps, and iTunes using a URL from an email or web page.
About Apple URL Schemes
I want to be able to direct people to Apple Pay. I do not need to charge them, and am not trying to collect payment for anything. I just want to open the Apple Pay app with a click from an email.
How do you open Apple Pay with a click from an email or web page?
The URL scheme for Wallet (Passbook and Apple Pay together) is shoebox://, but that is officially an 'undocumented API' (source).
If you're trying to open the screen to initiate a payment, I believe that is possible only with a native app implementation and a lot of other back-end configuration.
I have created one .ipa file using PhoneGap.
When user click on my App Icon, it will redirect user to my website in web browser.
Will AppStore approve this ind of App.
Another Doubt:
Also, If I use WebKit Component in my App to show the Website inside the App; Will Apple approve this kind of App ?
Go through this AppStore Review Guidelines:
It says:
AND
Hope this clears your concerns.
So, If your are not doing anything useful and entertaining, other than showing the website in web view or providing external links to your web sites; then you should be ready to get rejection.
According to Apple Review guideline , only website embed in iOS App with UIWebView or Redirect to website and not useful app will be reject.
I develop iphone app use Dropbox SDK to load image from my Dropbox account,
I want to know must be a user has an account in Dropbox for use my app
When the Dropbox SDK takes the user to either the Dropbox app or the browser for login purposes, then it also shows the user a 'sign up' link/button to take care of case in which user does not have an account already.
Regardless, it depends on whether your app is just a Dropbox client and can be useful without user logging into Dropbox.
No, they don't need an account, set it up in a public location on dropbox;
https://www.dropbox.com/help/140/en
"Everything in your Public folder is accessible to anyone online"
Am developing an iPhone app. From my app user can to follow my twitter account. I want to add the Follow twitter button in my app. When the user press the button make the user to follow my twitter account. Before i didn't used any twitter api and twitter functionality so am struggling to make this. Can you please help me to follow another twitter user account from the app itself? Thanks in advance.
Without plugging into another twitter app or anything you could probably open a URL to do the job.
- (IBAction)followMeOnTwitter:(id)sender {
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:#"https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=<twitter_screen_name>"]];
}
Just replace the end of that URL with your twitter account name, and it should open to follow that account in the browser. Be sure to connect your button to "followMeOnTwitter" by including it in your view's .h file.
The following URL https://developers.geoloqi.com/account/applications/new
asks
Name,Description,image,Redirect URI etc.
P12 Certificate,P12 Password ,APNS Mode.
Can anyone explain why should we give Name,Description,image etc?
What p12 certificate,-12 Password,APNS Mode I have to give?
The name, description and image are used internally so we know what apps are using the API. They will also be used to potentially feature apps on a "gallery" page of apps using our API.
The redirect URI is only needed if you are making an app that will be used by users of our Geoloqi app, where the users will need to use OAuth to authorize your application to their account.
The P12 certificate and password are needed if you are making an iPhone app and wish to use Geoloqi to send push notifications through your app.