Is it possible to configure the Advanced App Clips with /*/ in the middle of a URL?

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SheikSulaiman OP

Created Sep ’20

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Lets consider the below urls,

http://example.com/order-received/123/?order_type=electronics

http://example.com/order-received/345/?order_type=mobile

I want to show the two different types of app clips for mobile and electronics.

Code Block Advanced App Clip 1 http://example.com/order-received/*?order_type=electronics

Code Block Advanced App Clip 2 http://example.com/order-received/*?order_type=mobile

Will it work if I configure the two different App clips with the above urls with * in the middle?

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Answer 1

Engineer OP

Apple

Sep ’20

The wildcard is not required. If /order-received/ is registered then everything after it can be parsed to customize the experience.

Please see Identify URLs for Your App Clip to Support in Configuring Your App Clips Launch Experience for more information.

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Answer 2

liazkam OP

Sep ’20

Apple, The wildcard is required here.
The developer wants to serve different Card for http://example.com/order-received/*?order_type=electronics and another card for http://example.com/order-received/*?order_type=mobile.
If the developer will just register http://example.com/order-received/ a single card will appear for both.

Is your answer still relevant? Am I missing something?

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Answer 3

SheikSulaiman OP

Sep ’20

Apple, As liazkam said, a single card will appear for both if I register this url http://example.com/order-received/.

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Answer 4

liazkam OP

Sep ’20

Sheiku, what you need to do is change the invocation URLs:
http://example.com/order-received/*?order_type=electronics to http://example.com/order-received/electronics/ ..
and
http://example.com/order-received/*?order_type=mobile to http://example.com/order-received/mobile/ ..

This is the only way to get different cards for the two sections

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