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I have an Adjust URI with for my app "myapp" for the method "mymethod" which calls 3 parameters: param1, param2, param3

as you can see here:

https://app.adjust.com/123abc?deep_link=myapp%3A%2F%2Fmymethod%3Fparam1%3D3.5516%26param2%3D3.5629%26param3%3D2016-10-16

If my app was already installed, everything works very fine and those 3 parameters are then aleady set on app start into the proper TextEdits already.

If my app was not installed, the Playstore is called, with the invitation to download the app. I have to press in PlayStore Open to start the app then, to start the app. But the 3 parameters were not set on startup?

EDIT: As you can see in the trailer that my deeplink is not online and the scheme has the form: 

myapp://mymethod?param1=3.5516&param2=3.5629&param3=2016-10-16

Those parameters are taken over hand handed to this app. That means When I call that URI myapp starts with those paramters already set in the TextEdit's.

BUT when myapp was not installed, PlayStore is opened with myapp ready to be installed. Starting the myapp afterwards does not take over the parameters into that app (as in calling that URI with preinstalled myapp)

Ralf Wickum
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Is your deep link path immediately accessible after install? If there is a signup/login process that blocks access to that URI path, this could be why (Adjust docs).

Deferred deep linking is not a core part of the Adjust platform, so flexibility is somewhat limited. If you need a more comprehensive solution, you could check out Branch.io (full disclosure: I'm on the Branch team). The Branch platform gives you significantly more deferred deep linking options, and also integrates with Adjust to synchronize all your data.

Alex Bauer
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  • When myapp would not be installed, and I create and call a branch.io deeplink with preset parameters similar as above , would it open myapp with preset parameters AFTER a fresh PlayStore installation? – Ralf Wickum Nov 18 '16 at 08:01
  • And yes, the deeplink scheme myapp://mymethod?param1=a&param2=b&param3=c schould be accessible by app side – Ralf Wickum Nov 18 '16 at 08:25
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    Yes, a Branch deep link would return those parameters to you instantly, even after a fresh install from the Play Store. I have heard of delays in deferred returns with Adjust, so it's possible you would get your parameters back a few minutes later. Obviously not very helpful for your usecase... – Alex Bauer Nov 18 '16 at 17:00