Not 100% sure (a few hurdles to jump in between), but maybe a simple cookie could let you handle all that: store a random number (or even the agentID) in the cookie AND in your database on first click (before redirecting to the app store), and then inside the app use a browser to query for that same cookie (or maybe even access it from your HTTPService requests: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/432662 )
Or.... maybe you can just migrate the app to be 100% web based :-P P.S. If you go to your second option, do you really really need to store the pair (agentID, deviceID) in your database? Why not skipping that part, linking directly to the appstore (so everyone in the world can install/use it), and just enter the agentID on first run and storing it? El El mar, 19 dic 2017 a las 14:20, bilbosax <waspenc...@comcast.net> escribió: > The idea is that agents would have an account with their branding in it - > email address , phone number, company name, photo, etc. They would be given > a link that they could put on their websites. When a client clicked the > link, I was going to capture a unique identifier for their device and write > it to a database along with the agents ID. They would then be redirected to > the App Store to download the app. On first run, the app would again get > the > unique identifier from their, look it up in my database to find the agent > ID > associated with it, and download the agents marketing. I wanted it to be > easy and seamless, just a click of a link, install, and run. But it looks > as > if Apple is very tight with unique ID's for privacy purposes. Now I think > the only option to customize is that a client would have to enter an email > address upon clicking the install link, which would be written to a > database > along with the agent ID, and then they would also have to re-enter the > email > address again on first run to retrieve the agents branding from my > database. > > Can anyone think of a slicker way of delivering a customized app to a > user??? Am I missing something that the rest of the world already knows?? > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/ >
