Help with External Link

[Pearl]

Hi, Is there a way for my app to reroute to a specific page on my app once the client has made payment on an external page?

EG: After payment has been made, they come back to the payment confirmation page on the APP.

Your assistance will be highly appreciated

Pearl

[njimmy10]

You could have the external page to be a webview, and have a button to only appears when the payment was made and when clicking on the button you link them to the confirmation page

[Pearl]

I am not sure I am following. So once my client clicks pay it goes to the payment information page, the guys at the bank gave me the following string to get it to return to the app: "redirectOnPaymentSuccess=https://google.com"where it says google as an example, where do I route it to for it to go back to the app once the payment is successful?

[njimmy10]

You can have a deep linking component where the callback url will be to the app. But the easiest way is this “payment screen” to be in the app and the website will be displayed in a webview. So no need to redirect the user “back” to the app because he will already be in it

[dilon_perera]

@njimmy10

You can have a deep linking component where the callback url will be to the app.

Better Deep Linking

Better deep linking We updated the deep linking component and released it to the marketplace. This will allow you to deep link to any page within your application. This works on Native only, not PWA. You can install it here: https://adalo.pragmaflowservers.com/install-component GitHub: GitHub - pragmaflowinc/adalo-deepish-linking: A deep-ish linking component built for Adalo Video: Better Deep Linking - YouTube

[Adalo Tutorial] How to Share App pages & How to use url parameters for deep linking in a Web app

Hey guys, I whipped up a tutorial about sharing pages and using our JS component for deep linking in WPA’s [[Adalo Tutorial] How to Share App pages & How to use url parameters for deep linking in a Web app] Code from Video: const urlSearchParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); const params = Object.fromEntries(urlSearchParams.entries()); if (params.id){ return params.id; } else { return "Sorry we couldn't find this project"; }

[Pearl]

Thanks for your assistance, Much appreciated.