HTML novice here stumbling around with modifying some email code that put together using some online generators and such. I am trying to send an email to customers with an embedded link that will automatically open the iOS app store "redeem" button for an app that I have gifted them.
The link to accomplish this for a given "gifted app" is as follows:
itms-apps://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/freeProductCodeWizard?code=PROMOCODEHERE?mt=8
This link works fine when clicked from iMessage, apple Notes, etc on iPhone (I.e., opens the app store and just has a redeem button, thus allowing the person to directly install the app to their phone). It would also work just fine if you remove the itms-apps:// portion and the user defaults to Safari browser - the issue I'm trying to avoid is if they use a non-default browser (Chrome, etc) so that the link goes direct to app store.
Within the email, I'm using the following (the itms-apps:// link is technically called from a variable, but I've tried it with and without variable to no success). The email sends and the button this link is in just does nothing on iPhone, isn't tappable etc.
TAP FROM iOS TO INSTALL
So far, as mentioned I've tried
Removing the variable which calls in the promo code app store link
Using a URL encoder to make sure special/reserved characters aren't an issue (result looks like the following)
TAP FROM iOS TO INSTALL
... but these options aren't working. Would love any thoughts as to how to approach this! Thanks in advance.
Try to add this in your Info.plist
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I've got a program that generates email reports and sends to certain recipients. The email contains a table of contents with hyperlinks to bookmarks later in the email.
This works perfectly when viewing mails in the browser, e.g. on gmail.com. However, recently something seems to have changed in the Gmail mobile app, and my hyperlinks no longer work there.
When generating the email, the link is of the form:
Section 1
and the bookmark is of the form:
<a name="section_1"/>
In the browser, the link URL appears in the form:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#m_3653008429050877336_1
In the Gmail app, however, the link appears in the form:
x-thread://-90370221/435827759917983#m_3653008429050877336_1
Any ideas what has changed, and how to make my intra-document hyperlinks work again?
Orignal Answer
This functionality is not available in gmail app. Here is the link to google forum where you can confirm:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/gmail/CdhA_3Z1yTo
You can insert link in the gmail app (like http://www.google.com) in Gmail app which is automatically converted to clickable link when you send the message but if you want hyperlink (like "click here" and when you click on it you are directed to the link to the page) you will have to do it from your browser only. There is no option available in Gmail app to do that.
The alternate solution is to use Microsoft Outlook. Add your google account in Outlook app.
In the compose section long press in the area then you get option to add hyperlink.
Answer after discussion in chat
It seems that the problem is with the gmail app version. If you want to open links received in your gmail app so that you are redirected to the location of message in the same mail you need to have minimum version 8 of gmail app. Verified this as I was able to access the links in my gmail app as well as my browser.
Platforms on which veried the links:
Android 6.0.1 - Gmail Version: 8.1.7.182107449.release
Windows 10 - Chrome: Version 63.0.3239.132
Ubuntu 16.04 (xenial) - Firefox: Version 57.0.4
To get around the Gmail app not having an option to insert a link into text (hyperlink) on my mobile device I use another mobile app to compose the email first. Currently, the only app I have discovered to be compatible with this trick is Google Docs. I find it works for typing, formatting, inserting images and creating hyperlinks.
To upload from Google Docs into Gmail I am presently only aware of the ability to highlight the planned body of the email in Google Docs then pasting it into Gmail.
Using Google Docs I am aware of the ability to carry over changes to some features of the hypertext. Such as colour, boldness, italics, size, underline. There are possibly more customizable options available before inserting what you have composed into Gmail.
I am unaware of any tricks to create a usable hyperlink of images for use in the Gmail app.
Such a feature outside the “Signature” on Gmail desktop could prove most beneficial.
I had the same issue. I was adding hyperlinks as following
Click Here
I did it to handle the possibility of https not available on the website as links are dynamic in the email. When I changed it to following then it worked on gmail app as well.
Click Here
You can’t do it in the gmail mobile app. Sorry. Also, it matters what version you have.
I found a link on these forums with a fix. Essentially they said that if you put a span inside the link, it will fix the problem. I've not yet had a chance to test it however. According to the post:
This won't work:
Bar
But either of the following will:
<span>Bar</span>
<font>Bar</font>
I want to open a couple of webpages. Some require User-name password. Others requires to fill in certain files in a webpage.
There are multiple ways for AutoHotKey to fill in web forms, but all are based on "com" which only works with IE
I've googled a while for examples in what fill in webforms and/or login in Crome, but found non so far. Does anyone has an example of an AHK script what fill in fields in a webpage/form
First off I'm going to start by stating that you should have included code, after all this is a code review site rather than a "Hey I need codez" site...
Now to answer your question:
You are correct, COM Objects are the best way to interact with Websites in Windows, it's dead simple and just works (in IE). Since Chrome doesn't support COM, you are left with only working with within the limitations of the browser accepting keystrokes.
Your best shot is to use the Send command to navigate to your target field (I believe sending Tab multiple times when the window is active should work) and than Send the data you wish.
I would also suggest looking into #IfWinActive and BlockInput so that you won't accidentally send an inappropriate key stroke while filling in these forms.
There may be better options for this, such as KeePass or the like. Also it's generally not a good idea to store passwords in plain text, IE within an AHK Script.
Correct, it's not possible to use Com objects with Chrome, however this site has a ton of entry level how-to's to get started with using the com object in IE. This includes how to send specific fields text (without using the send or sendinput commands), and how to triggers onclick events on existing elements (without clicking on them).
This was were I started when I needed to learn how to interact with the com object.
https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/64563-basic-ahk-v11-com-tutorial-for-webpages/
I know you can share messages with and this is working on android and ios now:
Share with whatsapp
However I'd like to share an image trough a button on my website like someone would share an image from his phone (gallery). Is this anyhow possible?
One solution that comes to mind is uploading a photo to your server via AJAX, returning the link to the uploaded photo and then sending a message with the link to your photo using the method you described in your question. This is not quite the same as sending an image directly using Whatsapp since the recipient would only receive a link, but I doubt there will ever be a way to send an image to another application from your gallery using a webpage since that would raise some serious concerns.
Roughly, the process would like this (keep in mind that this will require some testing to get right and find a solution that works well on all platforms or at least most of them):
Create an image upload on your website. Simply having <input type="file" accept="image/*"> on your page should, on most platforms, allow you to create a button which will open a dialog to select an image from your phone's gallery when clicked. You can find a full example here or use a library such as Plupload which contains many upload methods, including HTML5 which is what you need.
Create a simple server-side upload. This depends on your language and platform, but all you need to do is store the image somewhere and return a link to it in response. If you don't want to store these images on your server, you could forward it to Imgur API and upload there.
Redirect the user to the whatsapp:// link that contains the image link.
window.location = 'whatsapp://send?text='+encodeURIComponent(imageURL);
This is the point where you need to do some testing on different platforms, though. You might not be able to redirect to a whatsapp:// link this way (since it seems like a security concern), so you may need to trick it (this is a bad idea, but I'm including it for the sake of completeness; the data-action part is from this answer):
var fakeLink = document.createElement('a');
fakeLink.setAttribute('href', 'whatsapp://send?text='+encodeURIComponent(imageURL));
fakeLink.setAttribute('data-action', 'share/whatsapp/share');
fakeLink.click();
In the end, if neither of these work, your best bet is creating a link once the upload is complete for the user to "confirm" sending which actually contains the above whatsapp:// link in the href field.
There are many factors to test and some that are implementation specific so I had to keep it vague without much code - if you come across anything else when implementing this, please mention it in the comments.
I am developing a bulk sms application using JSF. I added the facebook like button but it doesn't show up on chrome (it shows up in IE). I checked the console and found a message - "Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT". My other site that formerly used to display the button also no longer shows it. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
I stumbled across this question because I was searching for "net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT" while developing a website using a purchased template.
The issue was that I checked "block social media buttons" in AdBlockPlus settings. I did not use any tracking buttons on my website, though.
The template used banned names in classes and file names. For example, there was a CSS class icon-social-facebook and an image icon-social-facebook.png. It turned out that AdBlockPlus was configured to use this list https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/fanboy-social.txt which blocked website elements with "icon-social-" in their names.
Is there anyway to install an extention without visiting to google app store?
For example I want visitors, can install my extention just one clicking a facebook ad or a banner?
Is it possible?
I read some article that mentioning about to verified site ownership to do this. But I want to make advertisement on facebook so I wouldn't be owner of the web page...
Does anyone have information on this subject?
Thanks.
Right click on the Chrome shortcut
In the Target field, add --enable-easy-off-store-extension-install after what's already there, let a space before
Save and start Chrome
You're probably looking for inline installation, performed via chrome.webstore.install.
In your webpage:
include <link rel="chrome-webstore-item" href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/itemID">, where the URL is the address of your extension
then. call chrome.webstore.install().
Unfortunately, you can't do either of those things on a basic Facebook page, but you could do it on a web page you can fully control.