External URL Handling
External URL handling are useful to handle any external URL you are trying to open in the application.
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External URL handling are useful to handle any external URL you are trying to open in the application.
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External URL Handling provides an option to handle external website URLs elegantly. You can define general rule for External Website URLs. Also, you have an option to define custom rules based on URL matching.
You have options to decide where you want to open the external website on each screens that you have created.
There are 3 different ways to handle URLs. Let's take a look at each of them in detail.
This option will open an URL in the current selected screen. So, user will feel the navigation in the current selected screen/tab to another screen. The back button will be enabled automatically in the navigation bar.
This option will open an URL in the application browser. That means, user will be still in the app but it will open the browser on top the current screen and load the URL. URL which is currently loaded in the tab screen won't be changed and stays same.
This option will open an URL in the default mobile browser. So, user will leave your app and gets redirected to the mobile browser application. Current tab screen of the app will stays same.
Custom rule is useful when you want a specific URL that you want to handle.
For example, your website is https://ecommercely.twinr.site and you want to open https://ecommercely.twinr.site/about-us to the app browser then you can specify a custom rule for that.
Here, I have decided to open the About us page outside of the app and just for shop screen.
Another example can be, opening https://www.facebook.com in mobile browser for all screens. So from Any screens, if you open facebook, it will open in the mobile browser instead of in the app.
Enter an URL expression to match. It can be whole URL or just part of the URL. Based on your preference you can decide the expression.
Here, you can select how you want Twinr Builder to match your URL. You options to select from
Substring - Match as sub part of the URL
Prefix - Match expression from the start of the URL
Suffix - Match expression from the end of the URL
Equal - Exactly match the given expression
Select an option for how you want to handle that URL. You can decide to open it in current tab, in mobile browser or in app browser.
