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Inspiring
May 3, 2018 1:11 AM UTC
Question

Consume URL Data

I have an AIR app for real estate that agents can share with their clients. When a client finds a property that they like, they can click on a "Contact Agent" button to send an email to the agent to ask for further information. I would like to make it so that the email also contains a link, which when clicked by the agent, it will launch the AIR app and take the agent directly to that property.  That would mean that the AIR app would have to be able to read the URL that was clicked, which would contain a property index, so that it knows when it opens which property to show.

Is there a way in Flex/AIR to consume the URL that was clicked to open the app so that I can pull out specific information from the URL??

Thanks!

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Inspiring
May 3, 2018 7:38 AM UTC

is it a desktop or mobile AIR app?

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Inspiring
May 3, 2018 5:41 PM UTC

It is currently mobile, on tablets, but we plan on releasing a desktop version next year.

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Legend
May 3, 2018 6:29 PM UTC

I don't think you can use deep linking on Desktops, but for Android and iOS you can use deep linking with URL schemes or universal links to open an installed app with parameters from a given URL.


Using Android App Links in Adobe AIR

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