I have to deploy my gadget on marketplace... what are the steps of deployment and what are universal navigation link in Marketplace listing.?
check https://developers.google.com/apps-marketplace/preparing
and Universal Navigation Extension: this places a menu item for your app in the universal navigation bar, displayed at the top of the page in each Google app. You'll need to include a link URL in the field that appears.
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I am trying to create a simple tab in Microsoft Teams Desktop app, I have included the iframe in Microsoft Teams tab configuration.
In the PageOne.jsp, I have provided a anchor link to PageTwo.jsp (PageOne.jsp is iframed in Microsoft teams Tab), When I click the anchor link it is not navigating to PageTwo.jsp, it is showing blank page.
Do I need to enable any permissions in manifest.json file while sideloading the app in MSteams.?
Or else is this an issue in Teams Desktop App. ?
In Microsoft Teams Web App, the pages are navigating as expected with anchor tags.
We have successfully published our app on Google App Marketplace and it can be found when navigating from Google Mail interface, but when I search the Google Marketplace
https://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/search?query=upsafe
for our app I don't find anything
Has anyone else come across such issue?
Many thanks
Andrew
That's because that is the old Marketplace. New applications are listed only in the new Marketplace, the one you can access from the Admin Console.
There I was able to find your application easily.
If you need to have a URL redirecting to your app, in the new Marketplace, search for you app and then click on it. You will see the "Install app" button and at the right you will see a button to share it.
Click on it and you can share it with Google+ and with Gmail or Get the Link.
Another way to get the URL is in the Chrome dashboard. There click on edit of your application and at the bottom there is a button that says "Preview Changes", click it and it will take you to the same link.
I hope this helps.
This is for an Android app that I want to develop using App Inventor, to read the content of a web page when a user decides to share it to my app.
When you are on a web page, in Chrome, you have the option to "Share" it. If you click this option, you get a list of available apps on your Android device to pick from. How can I make my app appear on that list?
How do I make my app read the web page that is shared by the user to my app? I want to read the text, not render the web page.
Thanks.
This is not possible with App Inventor, unfortunately.
I uploaded windows phone 7 app in market and it's rejected by apphub market,with reason of displaying default app icon,here the application icon is not being displayed instead it shows an default application icon.I also uploaded all design images in artwork design with suitable dimension of icon.Please help me to show application icon in market place.
Have a look at the end of this post
It shows how to set these icons. (The posts starts with drawing them but you could skip that)
If you are looking in the app hub at the details of your released ap, this always shows the default "cog" app at the top.
If you've uploaded the correcct images these will be seen in the application artwork section of the page.
If the wrong images are being displayed in the marketplace, is this the phone marketplace or the desktop one? Or both?
If the images displayed in the marketplace don't match the ones listed in the details in the app hub then you should contact app hub support.
Is there a way to open the Windows Phone 7 marketplace from a page being viewed in the mobile browser.
In an WP7 app I can do this:
MarketplaceDetailTask marketplaceDetailTask = new MarketplaceDetailTask();
marketplaceDetailTask.ContentIdentifier = "3cc99ca6-f0e6-df11-a844-00237de2db9e";
marketplaceDetailTask.Show();
On the desktop I can do this in a web page:
http://social.zune.net/redirect?type=phoneApp&id=3cc99ca6-f0e6-df11-a844-00237de2db9e
Is there a way to do this from a web page in the mobile browser?
The URL format to launch Marketplace on the phone when a user clicks on a URL is:
zune://navigate/?appID={app guid}
So for your app that would be:
zune://navigate/?appID=3cc99ca6-f0e6-df11-a844-00237de2db9e
If you want this hyperlinked in the browser simply wrap with a href tag.
Download Marketplace Search
The browser on Windows Phone 7 emulator doesn't support direct (type -> navigate) application navigation. What Omar is showing won't work if you type it up in the emulator because there are internal restrictions as to what protocols can called directly, and zune is not one of the supported protocols.
It will, however, work from the email application and the browser as a link.
The rules for marketplace links changed and the zune:// links are no longer valid.
The proper format for the deep link is:
http://windowsphone.com/s?appid=the_app_id
The appid is the guid assigned to your app and can be found on the details screen for your app in the app hub.
The advantage of this format is that it is a direct link to the app in the user's localized marketplace.
On a Windows Phone, this link opens the web browser, which immediately launches the marketplace app.