I have an Android app called Jamama. He plays sounds from my cloud. Its intent filter filters all URLs starting at http://jamama.com . When I post the Jamama URL to Facebook, and when the link is clicked from the FB application on the Android device, I would like it to open the application or go to the Google Play application to download it. I saw how it works with many applications (Soundcloud, CandyCrush, etc.). The difficulty is that FB wraps my URL as an argument to the FB URL.
Now I am studying the issue on the web. I saw similar questions in StackOverflow, but I never formulated the way I mean, and never with a helpful answer. So I take my chance again.
I created an FB application for which I defined the following:
- Basic information (without namespace),
- Facebook application with http [s]: //jamama.com/ as a URL. An Android application with the correct package, activity and key hashes (debugging and release), as well as Facebook and Deep Linking enabled.
And yet, clicking on the link that I send to my FB post still leads to the opening of the page in the browser, and not to the opening of my application.
I also heard about the API in the Android SDK for Android to open a special dialog for publishing stories. It may be nice, but I really need it to work with plain text. Right now I am sharing the text, and Android is opening the right choice for me to give me the opportunity to share it via Facebook, Google, mail, etc. This is what I want. I do not want to do special processing for each application for sharing.
I see that it works with many sites like YouTube, SoundCloud, MuseScore, etc. What am I missing, so will this work for me too?
thanks
Michael
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