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ElDorado Aspiring developer Posts: 41 Reg: Mar 25, 2013 Dallas 410	confirm \| cancel 10/10/13 09:44 PM (12 years ago) Launch Native App and Facebook and Android Guys, I have successfully used the Launch Native App plugin on iOS to open up the FB app directly through the fb:// URI scheme. This doesn't work on Android - does anybody know how to launch the facebook app directly when they click on a button? Title Comments Guys, I have successfully used the Launch Native App plugin on iOS to open up the FB app directly through the fb:// URI scheme. This doesn't work on Android - does anybody know how to launch the facebook app directly when they click on a button?

Black White I hate code! Posts: 292 Reg: Feb 22, 2012 hanoi 4,770	10/11/13 01:35 AM (12 years ago) hi @EIDorado, i have to add fb://pages/MyPagesName with option: "Custom URL Scheme - Third Party App" to my app but not working can you help me example full link lunch to fb app install in iOS when lunch from BT app ? Comments hi @EIDorado, i have to add fb://pages/MyPagesName with option: "Custom URL Scheme - Third Party App" to my app but not working can you help me example full link lunch to fb app install in iOS when lunch from BT app ?

ElDorado Aspiring developer Posts: 41 Reg: Mar 25, 2013 Dallas 410	10/11/13 08:07 AM (12 years ago) Don't use the 'custom URL scheme' plugin. Use the "Launch Native App" plugin instead. Your URI scheme is fine. Comments Don't use the 'custom URL scheme' plugin. Use the "Launch Native App" plugin instead. Your URI scheme is fine.

@rob Code is Art Posts: 115 Reg: Dec 10, 2013 Alabama 8,800	02/20/14 04:03 PM (11 years ago) I know this is an older post but I think the correct syntax is fb://page not fb://pages Comments I know this is an older post but I think the correct syntax is fb://page not fb://pages

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