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Twig extension providing social sharing links
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- Get click handler
- Create a new SocialShare instance .
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- Get a share URL .
- Get number of shares .
- Get the share extension name .
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QUESTION
So I have made a hybrid application using react-native and I had no issues setting up share for android, but in iOS I am not able to make my application appear on the share list. I need Apple Music or any application that shares a URL to be able to share to my extension.
I have added the following settings to my info.plist for the share extension
If I mention the NSExtensionActivationRule for an Image, I am able to see my application on the list but it is not working for URLs at all. Am I missing something in the setup ?
Update:
I am using MacOS 10.15 and Xcode 12.4 The share extension is working as expected on iOS 14.2 on an iPhone 8 and it is not working as expected in iOS 14.4.2 on an iPhone X
Found more information on Apple Developer forums: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/662671?page=2
it seems to be getting fixed if you restart the device, this is an open issue and appeared first in iOS 14.4.1
found another issue with a similar problem Share extension - App not showing in share menu on first attempt since iOS 14
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-02 at 06:29It seems to be fixed since I upgraded my Mac OS to the latest version BigSur, Share extensions are showing up normally again
QUESTION
I want to add the option to share images or files from outside my app to my app.
There are plenty of other apps that seem to be able to do this (examples: share to Instagram, Whatsapp, Facebook story, etc...)
Native, this seems technically possible on both Android and iOS, but what (currently maintaned) plugins are available on Ionic4?
I have already done some research, but the knowledge on the Ionic forums seems limited: relevant post#1, post#2. The cordova plugins those articles link to are also no longer supported, or haven't been updated for years.
Can anybody help me with this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 12:16You can use the cordova-plugin-openwith
plugin:
This plugin for Apache Cordova registers your app to handle certain types of files.
QUESTION
I am new to Android studio and I am building my app with react-native. When I opened the android studio then Gradle build started and I got this error
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 21:49Well, I am answering my own question. If you are here and you have already tried what I have tried above, then you can give it a try, try deleting the node-modules
folder and again run npm install
and literally it worked for me.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement a share extension to my Xamarin.Forms
app. And I followed these:
https://docs.microsoft.com/tr-tr/xamarin/ios/platform/extensions
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/samples/xamarin/ios-samples/ios8-share/
https://github.com/xamarin/ios-samples/tree/master/ios8/Share
And git repo above works when I run it. But I need to implement this for my xamarin forms project. So I did this steps:
1) I right clicked to my xamarin forms solution. After I select add, new project. And I created "Share Extension (iOS)" project. (I choosed .Net Framework 4.7.2)
2) A Share extension project is created with ShareViewController. I didn't do any change this.
3) I opened info.plist of new created ShareExtension project. And I paid attention bundle identifier. For example my xamarin project's bundle identifier is "com.xamarin.test" and my share extension project's bundle identifier is "com.xamarin.test.share-extension"
4) I selected MinimumOSVersion 10.0 of my main project and my share extension.
5) In my project,NSExtension is following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-06 at 13:37Can Deployment Targets be different?I added Share extension it worked directly. Info.plist also looks correct. Is Deployment Target iOS 12+?
Edit: First answer is another question's answer. Let's think as if it didn't never exist :)
QUESTION
I noob in development application on OSX. I want to create app with Share extension. After content loading I want to show Notification, but I getting error "Notifications are not allowed for this application". I don't understand why requestAuthorization
method not show dialog windows with permission, and how I can allow application to send notifications.
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-18 at 18:37Apple does't allow send Notifications from Share extensions.
QUESTION
I have a XML File which due to rerunning of scripts and folder structure can contain duplicate package elements (see last two packages in example XML).
Now I need a Powershell function which removes all duplicate packages. A duplicate in this case is defined by a exact combination of manufacturer, name, version, filename and exeversion. Same softwarepackages with different versions for example, shouldn't be deleted.
Example XML:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-26 at 10:51As Wasif Hasan already commented, you can make use of the Group-Object
for this.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a share extension where the users can upload her audio recordings from any capable app. The documentation even has a straightforward example (see Declaring Supported Data Types for a Share or Action Extension) (also brought up in this SO answer), but it does not work in any audio recorder (on iOS 10.3.3, iPad).
Looking at the Uniform Type Identifiers Reference, I need public.audio
. The relevant entry in the share extension's Info.plist
:
To narrow it down, I tried changing NSExtensionActivationRule
to public.mpeg4
and public.audiovisual-content
, same results.
When I change the NSExtensionActivationRule
to conform to public.image
though, it shows up in photo apps:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-01 at 15:49NOTE: As Jamshed Alam states in his comment, changes in iOS 13 make this answer obsolete.
My share extension would allow uploading audio files to a Firebase backend, and I naively assumed that audio recording apps would appropriately declare their supported file types, but they don't. Most conform to multiple uniform type identifiers (see reference) with public.data
being the most common.
I found this Github issue from 2014 and used it as a reference. Its title perfectly summarizes the problem:
Share extensions will only show up if they explicitly support all of the provided activity items
The solution of using NSExtensionActivationDictionaryVersion
worked for me too. According to Information Property Key List Reference:
Activation dictionary version 1 Only when the app extension handles all of the asset types being offered by a host app item provider
Activation dictionary version 2 When the app extension handles at least one of the asset types being offered by a host app item provider
My share extension's Info.plist
looks like this now:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use a registered (AppRegistry.registerComponent
) react-native module within a Share Extension (added using XCode). On earlier versions of react-native, we could just link the necessary libraries manually inside Build Phases > Link Binaries with Libraries
and get this up and running. But from v0.60 onwards this is no longer possible.
This issue is similar to this one but on an older version of react-native and its solution doesn't apply to the latest version.
More details in this GitHub Issue
index.share.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 19:49You've switched to cocoapods for your dependencies. After inspecting the ShareExtension package you have manually linked, it's trying to reference the dependencies you have listed
QUESTION
I am trying to create a share app extension and followed the tutorial from this source:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-16 at 10:49I went through the technetexperts tutorial, a probable issue looks like the @"group.iosApp.testSharing"
passed to NSUserDefaults
doesn't matches the one described in .plist
QUESTION
I want my react-native app to be available for share from Whatsapp, Skype, Photos.. I tried using react-native-share-extension but it is only showing the extension in the Safari browser.
How to implement the sharing feature in applications other than Safari in react-native for iOS?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-23 at 07:22This is because the default setup if this package is for sharing urls to your app.
You need to change/extend/rewrite NSExtensionActivationRule
in Config.plist
of your share extension and stay with react-native-share-extension package. Read more about this key from author and in Apple docs directly.
So you can rewrite entirely rule to apply e.g. pdf files (as said in apple docs):
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