Not able to open another URL of SF after opening login URL on Safari controller about swiftlysalesforce HOT 9 CLOSED

So basically I don't want to use any API rather I want to open URL to show content. Let me know if that's possible and how?

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Hi @NanostuffsTech - not sure I understand what you're trying to do, but it sounds like you are building a web app, not a native iOS app. Is that correct? If so, then it would be better to build your app within Salesforce1. Can you share more details?

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@NanostuffsTech maybe this will help: you can use the "front door" URL (in some cases) to pass a session ID to a web view: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000193348&language=en_US&type=1

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Not really, it's native application only. What I'm trying to do is, login to Salesforce using Swiftly Salesforce and then show my own URL of chatter field which we can goto after logging in. But right now what is happening, it's allowing me to login through Safari but when I open my own web view in my controller, it shows me again login page when I try to open chatter field.

So what I want is my web view should use same session as of safari. So that other URL which I'm opening wont take me to login page but will directly open chatter field page. Let meknow if you need any more clarificaiton.

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Hi @NanostuffsTech: I don't understand what you mean by "open a Chatter field" - but I believe I understand the larger question, i.e. how to pass a session ID to a web view that's loading a protected Salesforce URL. Is that correct? If so, then this might work:

• Authenticate user via Swiftly Salesforce - once authenticated, you can access the current session ID at salesforce.authManager.authData?.accessToken

• Redirect the user to your app (don't forget to register the redirect URL's scheme with iOS)

• Use the session ID with the Salesforce 'front door' URL to load your web view -- note that the web view will have to follow redirects and store the session cookie provided by Salesforce

Does this help? Can you share the URL you're trying to load in the web view?

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@NanostuffsTech try using the access token as session ID with the 'front door' URL per my earlier post.

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Hello,
I have tried with 'front door' by using access token. But it's still not working for me. Any other solustion? Acutually whenever I'm trying to access TaskStore.shared.cache, I'm getting this nil. I'm not getting where and why this gets set to nil. Will this impact while calling url?

Thanks.

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Hi @TrupK - in what way is it not working?

Here's a related post: http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/50368/how-to-integrate-salesforce-page-to-native-ios-app

And note also that your connected app has to allow web scope to enable web page access: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=remoteaccess_oauth_scopes.htm&type=0

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