I don't know what could be causing the collection not to load when the navto link is tapped. You might call tech support so that they can help you troubleshoot and file a bug if necessary.

Strange. The main collection is obviously published, or it wouldn't be showing up in Web Viewer. Does it happen on all mobile devices you tried, or just one?

Are you testing on a preflight app? If so, create a non-preflight app and it should work.

That's odd. One possibility is that you have 2 top-level collections, one for phone and one for tablet, and you're checking on the phone. If that's the case, instead of using the navto://collection/[collectionname] format, use the goto://ApplicationViewState/library format, which jumps to the "home"...

A draft of the article is written, but this article needs to go through the approval process.

I'm not aware of a way to make an InDesign hyperlink or button open a new tab in Web Viewer. The "Open in Device Browser" option in the Overlays panel has no effect in Web Viewer. I think you need to use HTML.

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You would need to make the "home" article the first item in your top-level collection. In this example, I just added a new article above my previous home collection. That makes the article the home article.In that home article, you could add links to sub-collections next to your promotional content....

It sounds like the existing version of the app is set to 1234. When building the Android app, manually override the version number and make the version code higher than 1234.Then download the app, sign it, and submit it to Google Play, and it should go through.

AEM Mobile uses the same Direct Entitlement v2 API that DPS uses. However, if your DPS entitlement services uses features that are specific to DPS, such as folio names or DPS-specific account IDs, the entitlement service won't work for AEM Mobile. You'll need to edit the configuration. For example, ...