iphone URL Scheme image upload app - iphone

I have developed an application to upload image captured from camera to server. I registered this app to URL Scheme so that i can access camera from web app.
I can able to launch the app from web app but do not know how to go back to the web page from where i launched the app.
Please help me

What you need to do is send the URL of the webapp to your app via your app URL sheme:
myapp://callback=www.someurl.com
Then when your app is done just open the URL again.

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Did you configure the URL scheme correctly in your app's plist file?
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I'm sending an application request from my iPhone application and want the user to be redirected to the App Store page when he accepts the request.
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Sorry, the application you were using is experiencing a problem. Please try again later.
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Im wondering if its possible to link my app with the native facebook iphone-app without using iOS at all.
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Is there a way to connect the native iOS FB to my app without creating an app? So it redirects automatically to the browser?
Im trying to avoid to create an iOS app.
Thanks a lot!
If the Application is linked to in news story or post then the App will open in in a browser.
For full integration you'll need a App.
(I don't have a iOS app to test, only pure web app and after posting the apps.facebook.com link to a wall, that link in App opened in the in built web browser).

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Id like, if possible, just create an App for iphone by and URL, like http://keepyourlinks.com/browser.php
my go it's to make a browser inside a browser....
possible?
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