I uploaded a test app to Ionic (don't know the exact name for this) with the command ionic upload from the command line, and I can access them nicely with the Ionic View application I have installed on my iPhone.
However, I remember that they have a web interface for this too, but can't find the link for the life of me. I searched the website, went through my emails, googled, but nothing. I even found the same question on the official forum - sadly unanswered.
And, sure enough, after going through my deleted emails I found a welcome email from Ionic stating that the login is at https://apps.ionic.io/login. Will reply to that official post too...
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In my developer account, I can succesfully test the app using the simulator.
I also sucessfully deployed an Alpha version, and waited 24 hours.
However the opt-in link doesn't work. Every time I navigate to it, I see:
We can't find what you're looking for at the moment. Please try again later.
YES, I have the activity controls all enabled
YES, I have a google home device connected to this account
YES, I am the developer of this action, and have verified permissions
in IAM
This is driving me bananas. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get it to appear?
The problem is that I was not opening these links using Google Assistant (I was trying to open them using Safari). The documentation says "open on mobile", but it doesn't tell you to use the Google Assisant.
If you have iOS, make sure you download Google Assistant!
I know this is an old question, but for the past few days I have been in the same situation with no answers to be found on the internet.
The situation is represented in the image below:
My opt-in link was the following:
https://assistant.google.com/services/a/uid/uuid?hl=en
Removing the trailing ?hl=en at the end of the link worked for me.
The Action's settings have become available via the link https://assistant.google.com/services/a/uid/uuid?hl=en after Alpha deployment.
Still, the Action doesn't look good in the Actions explore menu and settings button is missing.
Edit: Turns out the Uber app was botched - see answer below. Leaving this post as a reference for others.
I noticed that universal links I'm generating don't work reliably - I first thought it was only Android, but I'm also seeing this on iOS now.
Links like this one below just open in the browser when triggering the URL to be processed by the system (I removed the detstination and formatted addresses to get a minimal link, but it's still not working):
https://m.uber.com/ul/?action=setPickup&client_id=MY-CLIENT-ID&pickup[latitude]=47.5045573061129&pickup[longitude]=8.71492590755224
This is a Xamarin app, I'm just using the built-in Device.OpenUri(uri) method, which translates into a native call. That used to work in the past...
Turns out my Uber install got botched. I uninstalled and reinstalled Uber, and now the links are working again. Weird, but I'll just pretend that didn't happen ;)
I have my app on Ionic View app, which also means that it is on ionic.io. Is there a way to download the source code?
Unfortunately, this feature is currently not possible. I don't think it will ever be possible.
What you can do, but only if it's your application and you can prove it. Come to the Ionic Official Forum, post a message kindly asking admins (not moderators, I'm one of them and I know I can't help you) if they can mail to you your app.
Or you can mail them here: help#ionic.io
Did u get this resolved? I managed to download my latest code from ionic.io.
Click on your profile link at the top right of ionic.io, then go to the Data link on the left, enter your app id and click recover.
I have been going back and forth with my dev teams today to determine an issue that has come up. It appears that links shortened by bit.ly are not being directed to the proper URL on mobile devices only. This URL http://bit.ly/1aRvnqH will take you to the appropriate place on a desktop computer, but put it into a mobile device browser on your phone and it is broken. The URL that the mobile device renders is a very old link from our old web structure from more than a year ago.
Further it is appending a GA tag for our affiliate program platform as well as a reference code that does not exist in our affiliate program.
My dev guys think it may be something to do with this new deep linking on mobile that bit.ly recently rolled out. When I called bit.ly, they said they've never heard or seen of this before and asked I send an email to their support group which I've done.
Was hoping someone here may have some ideas as well.
Thanks in advance.
Brian
DISCLAIMER: I'm a developer at Bitly
This is a bug caused by our on-going affiliate test.
We're pushing out a fix for this link now and it should be working properly within the next 30 minutes.
If other links stop working for you in the future, please contact us at support#bit.ly or http://support.bitly.com and we'd be happy to look into it.
I'm looking to build a mobile application using Meteor+Cordova. Looking to get the Facebook login to work first. Apparently the default accounts-facebook package doesn't work so I looked around atmosphere and only found "particle4dev:cordova-fb", so I tried using that.
I'm a bit confused about the app developer stuff. Normally I just use it for my website so its quite straight forward. In terms of setting up the login details (such as ID and token), do I register as if it's an IOS app? Or do I still register as if its web?? It asks me to download XCode SDK for FB, is that what I'm supposed to be doing? is the package mentioned above what I should be using, or are there more mainstream options available?
I was also facing problem with accounts-facebook package. It was using in-app cordova browser and failing at the time of oauth handshake.
I added cordova:com.phonegap.plugins.facebookconnect#0.11.0 to app and enabled it for single sign on from developer account on facebook.
If you face any problem then please look at my blog here. I have written a simple tutorial.
If there are still some people to fix this thing, this may help them.
I've just used the latest version on github.
removing the plugin and adding it again like this:
meteor add cordova:com.phonegap.plugins.facebookconnect#https://github.com/Wizcorp/phonegap-facebook-plugin/tarball/d8b0f6935a7c6e586188bf85f9da88a1c160790b
This above code with particle4dev:cordova-fb worked like a charm on android and it should work on ios devices also. It seems they fixed the issue in their updates.
accounts-facebook package works fine. I just created a new project and tried, you can refer to this screencast http://recordit.co/7JNpDSzJ9m
if you are using accounts-facebook, you need to register the app as web on fb
So I've been trying to use particle4dev:cordova-fb for awhile now. For those who are confused about how to implement it. First you add it as a package to your existing app. Then you add the facebookconnect cordova plugin. Then you add the android platform. Then try and run the android platform (meteor run android --settings settings.json). This should fail. Now go through the steps on implementing facebookconnect on Android. This should make sure it works on android now. However even after doing all of this and getting it to work, it still simply opens up the in app browser on android for some reason.