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You can change the launch mode with: SetActivityAttribute(Main, android:launchMode,new launch mode here) It can have other side effects so test carefully.
link: if created a deeplink to open my app by URL AddActivityText("main", <intent-filter android:autoVerify="true"> <action android:name="android.inten

If they have it installed, or to the appropriate listing in the App Store or on Google Play, if they don't. Even better than that, Dynamic Links will "DeepLink" your users to the content they were looking for, even if they had to install the app in the process. Source "Deep links" --> https://en.wi

In this tutorial i will show a way of using MobileDeepLinking in your app. To use App deeplinking in your app to you need to setup your manifet to do so Lets start with it: Edit your manifest and add AddApplicationText(<activity android:name="org.mobiledeeplinking.android.MobileDeepLinking"
link: Hi Manfred, I recently enquired regarding deep links through Firebase and you indicated your deeplinking is not done through Firebase. I assume thi
link: @Pendrush, I'm interested in the manual implementation of "deeplinking". Could you give me a push to the best practices or a small test-project?
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/app-deeplinks.42397/#post-256487

Code to get a shortlink from a long dynamic deeplink via "Firebase Dynamic Links REST API" Dynamic links are usually very long, unsightly and reveal unnecessarily it's technical details: 59983 Shortlinks look alot better (e.g. in an invite message): 59995 While there are several variants of shor

Deeplinking does use GooglePlay as per Documentation. You invite a User using Deeplinking: - The user gets an email from google with a invitationLink. - The User clicks on this link and is pointed to GooglePlay. - If the app is not installed on the Device he get the chance to install it. - He ins
link: You are not expected to download a App from any url. Google expect you using GooglePlayStore. Deeplinking is the correct solution as already pointed
link: If I understand you correctly, you would like user to be able to scan a QR Code, and if they have your app already installed on their phone, and if so
link: Okay, many thanks to everyone who responded, I may have a look at Deeplinking and see if it offers a solution

I found some post regarding how to make our app support deeplink. But cannot found how to execute/call/run another app deeplink ? For Example, My Supplier send me an app where support deeplink : superappandroid://lobbyevoandroid?account=username&password=password in My B4A App, How to I execute/c
link: Thank Erel very much!!
link: Try Dim in As Intent in.Initialize(in.ACTION_VIEW, "superappandroid://lobbyevoandroid?account=username&password=password") StartActivity(in) Cat

isFirst = true ** ** Activity (main) Resume ** Action=android.intent.action.MAIN java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{de.donmanfred.deeplinking/org.mobiledeeplinking.android.MobileDeepLinking}: java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.
link: https://github.-android
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-execute-call-run-a-deeplink.128769/

DeepLinkActivity.Activity_Resume"$) 'Log($" x29, iStart.Action=${iStart.Action}"$ ) 'Log($" x31, getBundleFromIntent=${iStart.ExtrasToString}"$ ) ' . End If If link.Trim <> "" Then Dim Intent1 As
link: Another try with an email (and updated lib in the meantime) Please note the new code used in PrepMessage: ToastMessageShow("Message sent", Tru
link: As far as i did understand the documentation (i may be wrong). To use the deeplink we need to have an App with a packagename which is also a valid htt
link: task beendet #- x67c, Reloaded #-fbdl_onFailure ' Another look at the Deeplink result DeepLink=https://yourapp.com ?utm_content=conte

In my case i defined a deeplink of https://fbdl.basic4android.de/secure/test/ Based on this code in the manifest editor AddActivityText(DeepLinkActivity, <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW"/> <category android:name="android.intent
link: Some advice about Firebase AppInvites. - You need to get rid of an INVITATION_ID and how you want to connect them to a user. - Keep in Mind that you

I haven't tried to implement it myself but based on a quick look I don't see anything that should make it impossible. https://developer.apple.?language=objc
link: Hello, Sometime ago I have asked about deeplinks but there were no solutions, is it still not possible to generate deeplinks for our apps ? If not, i

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