I have a link on my web page that links the user to a certain application in App Store. But when the user clicks on that link, the browser throws an error saying "Failed to load page. Unsupported URL" I have tested this on various iOS device and this problem is observed on iOS devices that came out before iPhone 7. Here is the link to the application : https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/bounce-mobile/id1346771528 I am not able to find out what's causing this and how to fix it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Still missing some of the details, but looking at your URL, it seems somewhat non-standard. I would use the Apple-recommended URL format of https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1346771528
Other than that, I would make sure you do not have the App Store disabled on the devices through something like mobile device management (MDM). Make sure you see an App Store icon on those devices and can open it.
In addition, I would plug the device into your Mac while trying to click on the link and use Safari debugging to see if you get more information - more details here.
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I just want to ask is there a chance to open url in safari instead of facebook in-app browser with javascript or HTML?
The problem is that I need to open it from either Facebook time line or by clicking link inside in-app browser. I have found some solutions here over stackoverflow, but none of them worked. Maybe you have any suggestions how to do that?
Because I saw that there was some changes over iOS 8, so maybe there is a new way to work around
Unfortunately iOS Safari app doesn't have a URL scheme that you could use to open your links from different app like FB.
You can make it work for a different browser app though, like Chrome. See
http://www.labnol.org/internet/open-in-chrome-bookmarklet/21526/
I'm facing an issue with chrome 28.
I build an application that use the webcam to take picture.
I had no problem with it, but since I upgrade to chrome 28, my application is not working anymore (I'm getting an error with the getUserMedia function).
Here is the message : {"constraintName":"","message":"","name":"PERMISSION_DENIED"}.
If I try to run the app code on a simple html and httpserver, I got no problem with it.
And when using the APP I'm not asked anymore if I allow the usage of the webcam.
I've tried to turn on some chrome flags for webrtc but nothing change.
Does anybody has/had this issue ?
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You may have accidentally denied access to the webcam in the past. If your site is being served via HTTPS, that setting will be saved. This page has a description of that error and a screenshot that shows what the settings should look like.
Once you have tried all the above:
Make sure that there is no other program or browser tab accessing the camera.
If you are on Android, open a camera App to make sure that the it's not stuck (it happens to me all the time with Cyanogen).
What the browser is reporting is that a media source is missing (might be permissions, config or harware). More info here: http://webrtchacks.com/getusermedia/
Once you have made sure that the site is not blocked in Privacy content settings, Goto chrome://flags/#enable-permissions-bubbles in Chrome and ENable these . Now the notification will appear asking for permission to access the web cam , just click allow .
I've written a Facebook application using Microsoft's ASP.NET MVC template. Works great from the browser on IE, Android's browser and will even work in Safari.
Inside the Android Facebook application clicking on the link to my application bounces you out to the web browser and everything is good to go. On an iPhone or iPad going to my application works fine from inside Safari. But if you run the iPhone or iPad Facebook application you get an error. Across the top it says 'Error' and the details say "An error occurred. Please try again later."
I've search the SDK docs and googled around but I've not found anything that tells me what to do. Did I miss a setting for my application? Is there some special cookie I need? Do I need to go leave my wallet at Steve Job's grave?
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm building a very simple facebook application that just fetches a user's notifications from Facebook and also allows them to login. The URL is: http://widget.sidepage.co/_jump_frame.html
This works perfectly on Chrome - where the user is allowed to log in and authorize the app through a standard Facebook popup and once the app is authorized, it works well.
The problem is, on Firefox, clicking on the Facebook icon on the widget only opens a blank tab. There are no popup blocker warnings or JS errors thrown at the console.
Any pointers on how to fix this?
oh dude easy fix this is a Defining document compatibility issue...
and for what exactley you will need i suggest doing exactly what I did to find out what your issue was run your app in firefox 16 and request to view the page source and observe the mark up as it is rendered to firefox and then do a little research on what it is that firefox 16 needs as far as a compatible input to run your code. It shouldn't be too bad. Best to you.. A few other sources. On this topic and legacy compatibility.
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hope that helps dude :)
I'm implementing in-app purchase for an Android app from within a web view. The purchase is meant to be completed via Amazon's MP3 app. If the user does not have it installed, I want to open the Market app so they can download it before attempting to complete their purchase.
According to the official Android documentation, the following JavaScript should work:
window.location.href = 'market://details?id=com.amazon.mp3';
However, when I call that, I get a view that is blank except for a link to that link and half an upside-down Android dude poking out the top left of the view (you can't make this stuff up).
Anyone know why this might not be working? I've tested it on multiple handsets all running Android 2.1 and above. TIA for any help!
UPDATE: Thanks to #jtkendall on Twitter for this post that talks about how this behavior changed recently. Looks like this has to be implemented in native code.
Use the Http variant.
http://market.android.com/details?id=com.amazon.mp3
http://market.android.com/details?id=