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I'm wondering if it's possible to test iOS 6's smart app banners' app-argument URL parameter on dev builds of an iOS app. It appears the Open option in the banner only appears if the application is downloaded from the App Store.
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What worked for me was to download my application from the appstore, and then overwrite it using a build from XCode. This worked and allowed me to debug the smart banner feature using my current build. This won't work from the simulator, you need to use a device.
Just to be clear, you must overwrite it. You can't delete the appstore version, and then build from XCode.
As of now, Xcode 8 and iOS 10, I have tried all the methods but Cannot Debug the smart banners URL that is being opened, as it needs the store versions of the application.
I have found a workaround of this, and have tested my application using this.
Apart from the
<meta ...>tag I have also added a link button on the page that uses the scheme to open the app.With this link I can debug the Dev builds and works well.
Though this only works when the app has registered a scheme for itself, but just for testing we can register a dummy scheme say
appscheme://and replacehttp://scheme with dummy scheme, test it, and then revert links from appscheme://tohttp://The following worked for me using an iOS 6 device, because it didn't work with iOS 8.
I installed the app from the AppStore and then overwrite it with a dev build using Xcode 6.