Within the Distriqt Share ANE example app we are shown how determine whether Instagram is installed on Android.
if (Share.service.isApplicationInstalled( "com.instagram.android", "instagram://app" ))
Would anyone know whereabouts I could find the app identifiers for other social networks for both Android and iOS? i.e.
Facebook Android
Facebook iOS
Twitter Android
Twitter iOS
Instagram iOS
Thanks,
Mark
Checkout their folders on android /mnt or somewhere -- that'll be their reversed domains.
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I use IONIC framework to build my app and it's work really great.
I use ngCordova for facebook integration, so I have to set facebook app to be a "web".
When I send request for app review because I want to use "publish_action" permission they not approve my app and comment like this.
"if your app is an android app, you will need to apply for that platform instead of the web platform, as I can't review an android app in a web platform submission"
Is there anyway to setup my facebook app as Android?
Or How can I help my request to pass their review?
You need to pass the review for android.
Which means going to the google developer, creating a project, uploading an apk (a fake one, not important), then you get your android ID (no need to publish), you then register your app for android on facebook developer (with android ID) and you upload your real apk for the android review with a videocast of how it works.
We have implemented Facebook SDK for our Unity app on iOS, Android and Facebook canvas app and want to use the FB.AppEvents.LogEvent method for analyzing in game events. For iOS and Android it works fine. But for Facebook canvas app with Unity binary it doesn't work. We find out that the following description of FB.AppEvents.LogEvent:
"Publish an app event, for deeper integration with Mobile App Install Ads. Mobile only, versions 4.3.3 and above."
Do we understand that the FB.AppEvents.LogEvent is actually for iOS and Android and can't use for Facebook app? If so then is there any substitute of FB.AppEvents.LogEvent for Facebook canvas apps?
Tanks a lot for any answers.
Is it possible to list my iPhone app in iPhone's native photos app's share/send menu?
Some links says not possible. But then how facebook, twitter apps are allowed as those too are native apps not developed by apple.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Sayali
Apple has made a special exception for Facebook and Twitter because of their integration with iOS. Any other apps cannot do that.
UPDATE:
Share extensions were introduced in iOS 8, which allow developers to add their apps to the list of sharing options in the system menu.
Does anyone know of a good website that I can check to find out what are the mobile phones (smartphones) that support facebook apps (Facebook API calls and all that)?
I am pretty sure that all smartphones have facebook support except for blackberries, but I would still like to find a full list.
Blackberry currently has it in their AppWorld http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/680?lang=en
Nokia currently has it in their Ovi Store http://store.ovi.com/search?q=facebook
Saying that I don't believe there is a current "smart" phone that doesn't have a facebook app. I didn't link it, but Palm/HP WebOS also has a facebook app.
To also answer the API question I saw 3rd party apps on all platforms as well so I don't believe there is a current app market/platform that doesn't support the FB API.
It would be based more on OS. iOS, Android, and Windows 7 all support the calls. According to this SO Question, Blackberry works too.
There is also the Facebook Blackberry SDK
I have used Facebook API to make posts to my wall on Facebook with my Android app. To do this I made an app on the Facebook developer site. I used the key hash from the Android application and the APP_ID from the facebook app to cross match them.
Now I want to connect my Android app to a facebook app which already is connected to an Iphone application. This app has my key hash added, and I tried using its APP_ID instead of my own but it doesn't work.
I am thinking it might be because I'm not using the application secret in my Android app, but it is used in the Iphone app. If this could be the problem, where do I add this application secret? Xcode has such an easy system for adding parameters like this one, but I don't know what the equivalent in Android is.
Thanks!
Per the Facebook Android SDK instructions "make sure that your application has been signed with the same key you registered with Facebook" it sounds like you have a key mismatch issue; the instructions on their site should help find some common problems. Also update your local code to use the latest SDK as Facebook is notorious for breaking older implementations.
The current Facebook iOS SDK only uses the application ID and Android is no different.