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Julian Pinz贸n Eslava
11,401 PointsHow do I link to the Facebook app from my website on mobile devices?
I've searched online and found that using the url: fb://pages/"pageid" instead of http://www.facebook.com/pageid does the job partially.
When I click the fb;//pages/"pageid" url on desktop, Chrome announces:
Google Chrome needs to launch an external application to handle fb: links. The link requested is fb://page/"pageid".
The following application will be launched if you accept this request:
AddressBookUrlForwarder
Basically, it doesn't lead to Facebook on desktop. On mobile it works just fine.
Any solutions?
Thanks for you help!
Gregory Myers
21,988 PointsGregory Myers
21,988 PointsI'm not certain, but I think doing an in-line media query for max/min width that distinguishes between mobile device and desktop pc could solve your problem.
You could also do two separate anchors/links in your html and do a media query with css rule to "display: none;" for the link you do not want displayed based on results of media query for screen size.