The protocol of his APP mentioned by the questioner should refer to Custom Url Scheme (hereinafter referred to as scheme). Scheme works normally under iOS7 and 8, but when upgrading to iOS9 or above, if an APP is not installed In this case, when you try to invoke the APP through the APP's predefined scheme, there will be an error message as described in the title. There is currently no way to get rid of this message.
But, but, but:
iOS9 provides a safer way to invoke the APP solution through a browser or other web container, which is universal link. This is also Apple’s official deep link (deeplink) implementation solution since iOS9, but universal link The configuration and implementation of link are much more complicated. A detailed introduction to Universal Link can be found in Apple’s official development documents, or you can read this article: http://www.magicwindow.cn/doc...
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The protocol of his APP mentioned by the questioner should refer to Custom Url Scheme (hereinafter referred to as scheme). Scheme works normally under iOS7 and 8, but when upgrading to iOS9 or above, if an APP is not installed In this case, when you try to invoke the APP through the APP's predefined scheme, there will be an error message as described in the title. There is currently no way to get rid of this message.
But, but, but:
iOS9 provides a safer way to invoke the APP solution through a browser or other web container, which is universal link. This is also Apple’s official deep link (deeplink) implementation solution since iOS9, but universal link The configuration and implementation of link are much more complicated. A detailed introduction to Universal Link can be found in Apple’s official development documents, or you can read this article: http://www.magicwindow.cn/doc...
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