Why are links not opening in apps?

Why doesn't my iPhone open links in app?

There are two parts to the answer. The first is to set in your info.plist the key com.applescript.openURL to a value of Yes.

The second is to create an AppleScript file that will be loaded by the system as a result of the application calling openURL. The following AppleScript file will show the path of any selected URL, so you can copy the URL and paste it into an editor to add your own code to extract the URL you want.

Tell application "System Events". if exists (file "path/to/file") then. set filepath to path of (POSIX file "path/to/file"). display dialog "the file path is: " & filepath. else. display dialog "the file path does not exist". end if. End tell. You can easily change the location to search for a file or change the alert text to display any information you want. The above script assumes there will be a file at the path you specify.

How do I make links open straight to the app?

I want to add links to the app which when clicked, open straight in the app. I know this is possible with Android Studio. I also know I can set up a launcher icon with an activity, but what I want is for the link to open straight in the app. Is this possible?

You need to create an intent and send it to the app's launcher activity. You can create the intent by using the "intent" shortcut in Android Studio's code editor.

The intent is passed in as the third argument to startActivity(). For example, if you want to start the app's launcher activity, you would do something like: Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTIONMAIN); intent.addCategory(Intent.CATEGORYHOME);
Intent.setClassName("com.myapp", "com.