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open link of google play store in mobile version android

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10922762/open-link-of-google-play-store-in-mobile-version-android

want to use the specified market protocol final String appPackageName com.example Can also use getPackageName as below startActivity.. new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse market details id appPackageName Keep in mind this will crash on any device that does not have.. . Hence I would suggest something like final String appPackageName getPackageName getPackageName from Context or Activity object..

How to open the google play store directly from my android application

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11753000/how-to-open-the-google-play-store-directly-from-my-android-application

You can do this using the market prefix . final String appPackageName getPackageName getPackageName from Context or Activity object.. new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse market details id appPackageName catch android.content.ActivityNotFoundException anfe startActivity.. Uri.parse http play.google.com store apps details id appPackageName We use a try catch block here because an Exception will be thrown..

open link of google play store in mobile version android

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10922762/open-link-of-google-play-store-in-mobile-version-android

android google play share improve this question You'll want to use the specified market protocol final String appPackageName com.example Can also use getPackageName as below startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse market details id.. Can also use getPackageName as below startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse market details id appPackageName Keep in mind this will crash on any device that does not have the Market installed the emulator for example . Hence I would.. that does not have the Market installed the emulator for example . Hence I would suggest something like final String appPackageName getPackageName getPackageName from Context or Activity object try startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse..

How to open the google play store directly from my android application

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11753000/how-to-open-the-google-play-store-directly-from-my-android-application

google play google play store share improve this question You can do this using the market prefix . final String appPackageName getPackageName getPackageName from Context or Activity object try startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse.. from Context or Activity object try startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse market details id appPackageName catch android.content.ActivityNotFoundException anfe startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse http play.google.com.. anfe startActivity new Intent Intent.ACTION_VIEW Uri.parse http play.google.com store apps details id appPackageName We use a try catch block here because an Exception will be thrown if the Play Store is not installed on the target device...