Use case is: multiple apps and the local mobile browser, all in a navigable
ecosystem on small devices.
on iOS, you can make an app that does this
1) Open to home screen
2) go to card "Virtual Tours"
3) click on "Gardens"
4) go to another card name "gardens" (just an example)
5) click a button that has a script like
On mouseup
launch url http://www.kauai-botanical-gardens.com
end mouseup
Ok build, load and run on the iPhone…
if you click through in the app to card gardens and click on the link and it
takes you to Safari on iPHone and Chrome on Android.
in iOS you will get a small "< MyApp" in the upper left corner of Safari.
Android of course has it's default back button.
on iOS if you click that button "<MyApp"
it seems as if iOS does a reload of the app and you are taken back to the home
screen and not back to the card "gardens" which is where you were before
switching to Safari.
So the question is:
Is there a way to ensure that the "back button" on any device's web app, goes
back to the card in the stack from which it was invoked by the "launch ulr"
command?
SIDE QUESTION: We are aware of the we are aware of the deep URL link aka
"Custom URL Scheme"… is Safari using that to go back to the stack? can someone
point US to the lesson for LC mobile that shows how to use the custom URL
Scheme? I think I read that you could set it up to include a query string that
is handled by LC when the external app opens the app. Like go to a specific
card. Have yet to test this.
BR
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