load apple-app-site-association

[scutzxb]

As i can see the from the http requests by Fiddler debugger, my app didn't send any request to load the apple-app-site-association file. Anything wrong?

My config.xml is below:

<widget id="com.myapp" version="1.0" versionCode="1">

<univeral-links> <ios-team-id vlalue="9G4RX4C32N" /> <host name="myappsite.com" scheme="https"> <path url="*"/> <path url="/"/> </host> </univeral-links> </widget>

[nikDemyankov]

I think it's a Safari who loads it, not the app. App is just registered to handle the links of certain type.

Also, I think you have a typo in <ios-team-id vlalue="9G4RX4C32N" />. Should be value, not vlalue. Don't know if it's in your actual config.xml or not, though.

Instead of

<host name="myappsite.com" scheme="https"> 
  <path url="*"/>
  <path url="/"/>
</host>

Try to use:

<host name="myappsite.com" scheme="https" /> 

Anyway, troubleshooting for UL is:

• make sure you configured your app properly in the developer console, as described in the docs.
• make sure, that https://myappsite.com/apple-app-site-association is accessible and file can be downloaded, no redirects are allowed.

After that - send a link like https://myappsite.com/some/path on email and click on it from your phone. It should open in the app.

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