15.12.2010 12:57, Yorgos X пишет:
I have noticed that some devices couldn't see it on the market and
recently that mainly all low end devices with small screens can't see it.
Right, low-res (ldpi) devices filter out applications that are not
marked as compatible.
I thought that this would be because I don't have the support-screens
setting. I added this, but realised that I had to use SDK 1.6 in order
to use this, so I did. I also set all parameters to true in this
setting : small screens, medium and large, plus density to true. I
tried the app in a few devices and some views seem distorted and
different than before (it was working on all screens and resolutions
perfectly before).
You need to build with at least Android 1.6 to get support for multiple
resolutions. Only starting with Android 1.6 can you provide "alternate
resources" to account for variations in display sizes and densities:
typically, images, at least the mdpi and hdpi versions.
Two ways to do it: either add supports-screens, or set minSdk to 4.
If you wish to retain compatibility with 1.5, use supports-screens (and
be careful to not use any Java classes / methods new with 1.6).
Is this because of the density? Should it be set to false?
Start by reading this, see if your application follows these guidelines:
http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html
Also, is there a way to keep building with Android SDK 1.5 and still
have the app appear to all the devices in the android market??
No (see above).
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