On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 7:18 PM, Bryan Stevenson wrote:

> Thanks Dave.....not exactly, but that does spark another idea.  Any idea
> if the URL can specify URL params as well (I assume so...just have not
> really used them much)??
>

Bryan-

We are scoping out a project with similar requirements right now. The goal
would be that QR Codes could be used to help in data entry in a form that
has other fields in it too. It's for an stock/inventory management app.

I don't know if this helps you out at all because I haven't tested anything
yet to see what's possible, but we're hoping to build the QR codes as URLs
so that any "outside" QR scanning app hitting the code would send the user
to an appropriate deep link in the mobile site for that item.

Additionally, we hope to eventually embed QR scanning in either a mobile
site or app that would allow the user to "scan item(s) now" as part of a
larger process. In this case, we would like to intercept the QR string
within our app and disassemble it in the app (instead of redirecting the
user to the URL). In that case we would just pull out the URL params to
populate the form and disregard the fact that it's a web link.

I think that this should be possible in theory but I don't know yet what's
possible within a mobile website vs an app. In a native app I am sure it's
possible, the mobile site I am still unsure.

We are also investigating handheld BlueTooth QR scanners that may be able
to send the inputs to the app as a string - simulating keyboard entry.
We've had success with connecting up credit card swipers and 2d barcode
scanners this way in the past so I am hopeful this will be no different.

I would be interested in hearing about anything you find.

-Cameron

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