Dynamics Field Service Mobile深度链接无法跳转至实体的求助

Let’s break down the possible issues with your deep link and fix the navigation problem step by step:

• Fix the Link Syntax Structure
  Your current link uses semicolons to separate parameters, but Field Service Mobile typically expects key-value pairs separated by & for proper parameter mapping. Try adjusting your link to this standard format:

  <a href="fsmobile://open?entityName=msdyn_workorder&id={work_order_id}">TEST</a>
  

  If you specifically need the jsbridge flag (for interacting with the app's JavaScript bridge), add it as a separate parameter:

  <a href="fsmobile://open?jsbridge&entityName=msdyn_workorder&id={work_order_id}">TEST</a>
  

  Semicolons might be causing the app to misparse the entity name and ID, so switching to & should help it recognize the target entity.

• Validate the Work Order GUID
  Double-check that {work_order_id} is a full, valid GUID (including the curly braces, e.g., {55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555}) and that this ID actually exists in your Dynamics 365 environment. Typos or incomplete GUIDs will prevent the app from locating the target work order.

• Update the Field Service Mobile App
  Older versions of the app might not support the latest deep link format from the official docs. Head to your device’s app store (Google Play or Microsoft Store) and update the app to the newest version—this often resolves parsing inconsistencies.

• Test with a Hardcoded GUID First
  Rule out variable replacement issues by testing with a known, valid work order GUID. For example:

  <a href="fsmobile://open?entityName=msdyn_workorder&id={12345678-1234-1234-1234-1234567890AB}">TEST</a>
  

  If this works, the problem is likely with how {work_order_id} is being injected into your link, not the link format itself.

• Check Platform-Specific Edge Cases
  Even though the app opens on both Android and Windows, there might be minor parsing quirks:

  • On Windows (UWP app), try URL-encoding the curly braces in the GUID (replace { with %7B and } with %7D) to see if that resolves any parsing issues.
  • On Android, confirm the app’s intent filter is set up correctly (since the app opens, this is probably fine, but it’s worth a quick check if other fixes don’t work).

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Daniel