Hi everyone,
I'm struggeling to get my AppWidget layout to look correct in
different homescreen
setups.
To be precise, I have issues supporting the standard android
homescreen and ahome
in landscape mode with my 4x1 AppWidget. This is due to the fact that
ahome occupies
more screen real estate
As far as I now, this is not possible with AppWidgets. You may
have seen something like this, but probably that wasn't achieved
using the AppWidget framework. My guess would be that it was
a widget that belonged to the homescreen implementation.
On 18 Okt., 13:16, westmeadboy
, WonkoTheSane mdang...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm struggeling to get my AppWidget layout to look correct in
different homescreen
setups.
To be precise, I have issues supporting the standard android
homescreen and ahome
in landscape mode with my 4x1 AppWidget. This is due
Hi,
I am new to Android development, so I hope I am not missing something
obvious.
I have created an AppWidget with an associated configuration activity.
I did this like
described here:
figured it out myself. Called finish() at the end of onStop(). That
was the
source of both problems.
On 6 Okt., 17:21, WonkoTheSane mdang...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am new to Android development, so I hope I am not missing something
obvious.
I have created an AppWidget with an associated
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