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Doesn't seem to work when loaded from within an iFrame #5

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Joe-Palmer opened this issue Feb 24, 2015 · 4 comments
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Doesn't seem to work when loaded from within an iFrame #5

Joe-Palmer opened this issue Feb 24, 2015 · 4 comments

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@Joe-Palmer
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I have tried to implement this on a page which is loaded within an iFrame but it does not seem to work on my Android (Chrome v40). Is there a reason why it wouldn't work in an iFrame?

@hampusohlsson
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Interesting use case. There is another issue is about iframes not working on Chrome/Android, so it might just be the case it does not work regardless of the nested iframe.

Unfortunately I don't have access to an Android device, so I can't fully investigate the issue.

@Joe-Palmer
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Ah yes, I see, you might be right. I'll do some more testing to see if it is actually the other issue I am getting.

Thanks, I would imagine that the Android emulator exhibits the same behaviour. It comes with Android Studio which is easy to setup if you want to try and test the issue.

@godspeedelbow
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It doesn't work the first time (page url gets set to intent://...). When I press back, it does work. This is very consistent

@mrozlukasz
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Yup same behaviour like @godspeedelbow. No deeplink with my app's uri but intent://. The fallback triggers only if I press back button twice.

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