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We are asking employees to install an app for which we'd like to provide a QR code directing their device to the download. The QR code needs to identify if their device is iOS or Android and send them to the appropriate app store. I'm trying to use the Adobe Express QR code creator but can not figure out how to get this to work. I'm able to create a code to one store or the other but this produces two QR codes. Please advise on how I can wrap the app download into a single QR code. Thank you.
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Hi,
in order to to this you have to make a Webpage (HTML) that contains a little Javascript that detects the User Agent iOS or Android (e.g. as shown in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21741841/detecting-ios-android-operating-system )
The QR Code should then point to THAT webpage. Make shure that the page is available from the Internet and your lokal Intranet depending on your network policy.
Hope that helps.
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Thought I should re-up this question as I am anxious to solve it. I know it can be done because I've seen it in action but can't find any details online about the proceedure. Any suggestions appreciated.
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Hi,
in order to to this you have to make a Webpage (HTML) that contains a little Javascript that detects the User Agent iOS or Android (e.g. as shown in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21741841/detecting-ios-android-operating-system )
The QR Code should then point to THAT webpage. Make shure that the page is available from the Internet and your lokal Intranet depending on your network policy.
Hope that helps.
Henrik
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Thanks for the info and the link!

