I need to create a link that tells the device to open my App.
Is this somehow possible ?
I found this old tutorial but the 'DPS Viewer Builder' Apparently doesn't exist anymore in the 2015 edition.
The DPS 2015, now name Adobe Experence Manager Mobile (AEM Mobile) still allow you to link to an app, using the publication-ID.
Check the Create deep links from outside the app to set that.
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I am trying to migrate my project from Premium Sdk (Android) to Navigate Sdk Edition (Android) , but I have an issue when I am trying to load map scene (Normal_Day and Normal_Night map scheme) , in logcat I am getting (WARN) error: Download metadata failed, error=kAccessDenied, message='{"error":"Forbidden","error_description":"These credentials do not authorize access"}', and the map view stay blank. I have successfully sing up on here platform portal, registered app and project, and I have downloaded Navigate SDK for Android. Note, I don't have a issue with SDK initialization.
The Navigate Edition for Android cannot be used with the credentials you obtain from the HERE platform. Have a look at the documentation:
For now, the Navigate Edition is only available upon request. Please
contact us to receive access including a set of evaluation
credentials. Note that the HERE SDK package for the Navigate Edition
is only available for customers who have signed a commercial contract
via the HERE platform portal.
I tried on 2 times (in last August and September) to contact Here in order to get information about the new Navigate licence. I don't get any reply. So, I try from the Stackoverflow site...
I'm still using the Premium edition and I would like to migrate. I also would like to know if the offline maps for Premium edition will be updated in the future or if the Premium will be compatible with the new maps.
I'm using the SDK for my personal use, and I use it time to time with one application installed on 2 or 3 devices.
The motivation is to allow the user not to leave the app when pressing a link and opening it as an embedded window.
You can use Unity as a library in native apps
"Gameroom(windows)"
I'm trying to integrate our game with Facebook Gameroom. The first step is Login integration.
Seems, the official SDK does not support "Gameroom(windows)" Login.
Where can I find the unity SDK that supported "Gameroom(windows)" Login?
Has anyone integrated with Gameroom before?
Thanks.
I had the same question up until yesterday. I would direct you to this link: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/games/gameroom
You want to use at least Unity 5.6.2 and use the Facebook Gameroom (Windows Native) build included in Unity. Use the 7.10 SDK (choose it from the dropdown it'll say 'Facebook SDK 7.10.1') on the Build Settings screen.
The link that I gave is needed as once you have the build set up there's a lot of things that you need to do to make it work, and the link will help you through that. (On the page in the documentation, there's a link that will take you to the build and testing page - it's the second set of instructions).
I'm currently in the process of porting over a Mobile game to FB Gameroom, so I am going through it myself. Oh! and you'll want to have the 7.10.0 Facebook SDK (available from Facebook) as a .unitypackage file.
The reason for the unity package version is that you will seriously want the examples directory and scripts so that you can implement facebook's api. Do NOT install the entire package as that will blow everything up, just need the scripts and the scenes.
That should get you started. Also, a tech-tip... if you are using UNITY IAP, it will log into facebook on its own (to set up the codeless IAP stuff). I found that out AFTER I modified the examples to handle the login and initialization of the Facebook API.
Good Luck!!!
Check if app is already installed on iOS from safari "Browser" using java script or any other way. I need to check on my website weather my app is installed or not. If yes then I would like to open the app when somebody opens my website.
I have the URL for my app to open.
Right now I have given two options on my website:
1) I have app installed will open the app
2) Available on the app store.
I want to decide at my side weather app is installed or not.
Using Any web technology.
The new smart app banner feature in iOS 6 may cover what you are looking for.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/SafariWebContent/PromotingAppswithAppBanners/PromotingAppswithAppBanners.html
I'm building a simple web app for iOS that will not be published to the AppStore.
For infrastructure limits (and my boss!) , I can't use xCode anyway to build the app in a native way.
The only NATIVE functionality required by the web app should be a simple "Add to contacts".
I've tried to implement it with phonegap , but it works only compiled under xCode.
Is there any way to "add to contacts" without building an app (using only a web-app )?
Thanks in advance
Andrea
I don't think there's a way for you to add a contact directly, using only a web app.
PhoneGap was made for this sort of thing, allowing you to access a device's features (like Contacts, Camera, GPS, etc). But if your company's project specifications don't allow for an app... I don't know that there's a way to do this directly, via the web.
If you're building a web app... while you may be targeting iPhones, you're still making it available to anyone with a browser. I'm not 100% on this, but having some way for a web page to directly manipulate a (Mac) user's contacts seems like a security issue.
As a test, I tried placing a vCard on a page, and accessing it via my iPhone. Changing the extension from .vcf to .vcard didn't yield anything (and for some weird reason it prompted me to open the file via Dropbox).
What did work was emailing myself the vcard as an attachment. I was able to view the attachment, which then gave me the option to add the info as a new contact.