I just did it this morning. You need to have your link in the email go to your website. Then on your website check the user-agent and redirect to the app if the user-agent is for iOS and if it is not iOS show the regular web page.
Is it possible to make a link that would open an app if tapped on an iPhone and a website if on a desktop?
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31-08-2022 - |
Question
I am wondering if it is possible to make a link that if tapped on (say in iOS Mail), would open up a specific app (I know that part is possible), AND if the very same link were opened up on a regular computer say in Gmail, it would function as a regular web link.
So essentially, two different links in one, depending on the platform you are on.
Where would I start to get something like this going?
Solution
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You can't, because you don't have control on which device email is shown. Best approach would be to code (css/html) responsive email template and hide first link(for pc) if screen size is < 600px etc.
More on responsive emails: http://zurb.com/article/1144/a-tutorial-on-responsive-email-templates
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