I have always been told that "incoming call" screen is not customizable, because of apple's controls. But this app has obviously modified the incoming call screen.
link here: Check this
Just wonder how this is done, because this app is on app store, meaning we don't need to root iOS.
Can any one help?
From the way the article is worded, it sounds like the sync.me app scans your friends social network status updates and appends them to the picture you have saved on their contact info.
The call screen is not being modified. Just the picture associated with the contact.
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I was testing app-ads.txt. So, I updated Developer page with logo icon and header image since the two images are required.
But once I updated, I can't remove the two images. When they don't exist, play store shows all the list of apps of my company. However, when they exists, it shows different UI and there were some voices that just showing list is better in my team. So, I need to remove the two images.. And How can I remove them or rollback it?
And also, the marketer says I need to set app-ads.txt in Google Play. The app doesn't have any ads in it but we make ad campaigns on Facebook. Does it need app-ads.txt to check something? I've read articles and documents about it but it all say it's for reseller or something. We don't have any Ads in the app though.
What I want to achieve here is similar to what most apps do, specifically like Youtube. If I share a video on youtube the user gets a link to the video. When the link is clicked the user is automatically taken to the video in the Youtube app (if the user has the app). I want that sort of functionality. My app has different stores on it and information about the store. I want the user to be able to "Share" a store via Whatsapp, sms etc so then when the receiver clicks on the shared link they are automatically taken to that specific store's page INSIDE my app. And if they do not have the app the link must take them to my app's page in the app store to allow them to download it. How do I achieve this in codename one. I looked at the share functionality in the developer doc and the How To section and that only shows me how to share text or images. Not a link to my app.
You can use the ShareButton or it's underlying native share API call (notice this behaves differently on devices as this relies on native functionality).
To share one URL that works on all platforms you need server side code as we have no way of knowing if the guy who will click the link has the same device as you have.
How to make QR code for BOTH Android Market and App Store answers that although it discusses QR codes this is applicable to links as well e.g. http://onelink.to/ looks like it could solve that although I haven't tried their service.
The correct answer to this question was actually URL intercepting. http://www.codenameone.com/blog/intercepting-urls-on-ios-android.html You share a url from your app to an external application. When the user opens that lick in an external application the user is automatically taken to your app if your app intercepts it.
i have integrated FB to my application. When i click on the share button, i get a dialog where it says if i am illep, and when i click YES, it'll redirect to another view where i could type something and post to my wall.
In between the above process, after it asked if i am illep and after i click YES, it shows the Default.png (which i added as my loading image at start up), and then redirects to the share post in wall view.
Why is this hapenning ? I don't think i need to post any code because i have done it in accordance to the FB tutorial provided by FB it self.
This happens because of the way the fb integration is implemented. The FB.app or safari is opening your app as a response to the fb URL you implemented as part of the integration. This causes your appDelegate to be called with application:openURL:... method. This causes your application to be launched, if it's not still running, and the Default.png is displayed.
Am not aware of any method to disable this behaviour, however you should note that Apple prefers your Default.png to represent the background of your application instead of a splash screen. This creates the effect that the app is more responsive. Check the UI guidelines for more details.
I have an issue where my app shows up in the searches, but it links directly to the app itself.
I have no idea how to link the App Profile page, there just seems to be no flow given users may never even see it.
How do I get the app page to load first?
The app is http://apps.facebook.com/spqtest
The profile page is at http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=124588877600328
Search results for an app will go to the App canvas page if there's one specified. There isn't an option to change how this works.
[edit] apologies, i was incorrect earlier, it seems that it only goes to the app's own canvas page if you already use the app, otherwise it goes to the information page for the app [/edit]
Now there is a bug and the search result goes to the app directly even if you haven't used the app before. I created a bug for this you can subscribe.
https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/303960602956958
Is that possible pop up the UI which comes during the deletion process before deleting the app ? (A UI which has stars, no thanks, rate my app button).
If no, can you tell me whether it is possible to create a screen and send the rating captured to iTunes connect ?
As other people said, your best option is to send people to the review/ratings page on iTunes.
The best open source solution I found for this is Appirater.
I use it in my apps and it works great + it generates many reviews.
You can configure when the popup should show. It basically looks like this:
(source: arashpayan.com)
It was created by Arash Payan, visit his page about Appirater with all the information.
This form always pops up if you delete an app on your iPhone. I don't think you can grab personal ratings out of iTunes but once you gather a sufficient number of votes you'll see the details on your app iTunes page.
You cannot present this UI yourself—it's handled by the OS. You can, however, direct your users to your app's rating page in the App Store app by opening an appropriate iTunes store URL, as documented in the “Heading straight to a review form” section of this article.