I have configured Universal link for my Xamarin.iOS. But when I click on the app I always redirect to the web site. Then I created a new native iOS application and it works fine. then I created an empty Xamarin.iOS project and it doesn't work. Do I need to do something additional for Xamarin.iOS than iOS native?
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I have created a WebView android app for my webapp Point of sale system, and it's not printing from webview app (from webapp through explorer working fine), I have looked for solution everywhere but no use, any help?
I have an app written using Xamarin iOS and Android and it uses MvvmCross.
I would like to gradually migrate it to Xamarin Forms. So this would mean new views/controls would be Xamarin Forms, but existing views/Controls would be migrated over time as and when they need to change.
Is it possible for Xamarin Forms, iOS, Android and MvvmCross to co-exist int he same application?
If anyone has done this could you let me know how you went about this, and any problems issues you have come up against.
Here's a project someone is working on that will allow you to navigate to Xamarin Forms Pages as easily as you do Mvx Views.
https://github.com/munkii/MvxAndXamForms
The project has moved to a Fork of MVVMCross 5.0 here, https://github.com/munkii/MvvmCross/tree/develop/TestProjects/Forms/NativeToXF
Hope this helps.
I currently have an instabug application set up to monitor our iOS app. I can create a new application and select both iOS and Android there, but I don't see an option to start tracking Android from our existing iOS application.
How can I add Android to our current ( iOS ) application on Instabug?
A single instabug application tracks either an Android application or an iOS application, you can't tracking both using a single app.
When creating a new application and choosing both iOS and Android that internally creates 2 different apps, one for iOS and one for Android.
I have created an iOS single view application on XCODE. Can I open that project in Xamarin Studio?If yes then how?
I have checked the project directory which is created on XCODE. It shows .xcodeproj.
In short, you can't.
I suggest you go read up on how to create an application using Xamarin.iOS at http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/ios/getting_started/hello,_iOS/
P.S. Once you've done that you could trywhat you can do however is create a single view application in Xamarin Studio and import the Storyboard you create in Xcode.
Does anyone know if it's possible to launch the iPhone or Android Foursquare app from a mobile web page? Is there a custom URL scheme we can use?
Our client would like to give users the option to use the app if they have it installed instead of the website.
The URLs for launching the Foursquare native app can be found here: https://developer.foursquare.com/resources/client.html
As suggested in that site, for Android it will fallback to mobile view if the app is not installed, for iPhone you should follow the UIApplication reference, specifically canOpenUrl: and openUrl:
For the android you might want to look at this page:
Launch custom android application from android browser
For the iphone:
iPhone apps: Can I open an app from a link in a website?