Thanks for your help. In the definition of the intent-filter I cannot
use the android:path part as this one matches only if it is an exact
match, i.e. in the above example only if the tag contains the URL
http://commonsware.com/nfctest. It is not possible to add wildcards in
the path part. But
Hallo Dominik,
In the definition of the intent-filter I cannot
use the android:path part as this one matches only if it is an exact
match, i.e. in the above example only if the tag contains the URL
http://commonsware.com/nfctest. It is not possible to add wildcards in
the path part. But
Good idea! Thanks for the hint.
If the data tag contains a pathPrefix, then all tags which match that prefix
are recognized (i.e. the application is started if such a tag is read). This
solves my problem, i.e. I could use
data android:scheme=http android:host=test.com
I think with Google Tags app it only readd one Ndef message (one
smart poster with url) - tbc
Also many tags are small and it might be tough to get two messages on
them...
If you host the apk or have a url on your server that has a link or
redirects to the apk in the market, then if you form the
I think with Google Tags app it only readd one Ndef message (one
smart poster with url) - tbc
Even if it reads only one Ndef message, I could add several Ndef
records into this message, but if more than one record is contained in
the message, then the Tags-app does not recognize it.
My question
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