I posted this same question on StackOverflow two days ago and haven't
received a response yet so I figured I would try my luck on here. For
those interested here is the link to stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2661223/imageview-scale-type-not-working-in-list-activity
I have used
I just started working on a desktop widget for my application and,
even though I understand the need for security, and have been a little
disappointed with the RemoteViews functionality...
My widget consists of several ImageViews for which I do not have
resource identifiers (They are actually
I have an activity that needs to start another activity in the
onCreate method. The second activity doesn't have a UI, it just
processes some data (very quickly) and returns it via setResult.
The problem I am having is that it looks like the onActivityResult
method from my first activity is
Anyone?
On Sep 21, 1:12 pm, MagouyaWare magouyaw...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an application on the market (AppSwipe!) that displays three
Gallery views with icons of running apps, recent apps, and running
processes.
I have subclassed Gallery and modified the onFling method to add
I have an application on the market (AppSwipe!) that displays three
Gallery views with icons of running apps, recent apps, and running
processes.
I have subclassed Gallery and modified the onFling method to add in
the ability to swipe up on any given view in the gallery.
Some users have been
I am not able to successfully reference an internal subclass of a view
in my xml layout file.
I followed the example in the Dev Guide and the NotePad example in API
Demos and it is not working. I'm sure it has got to be something
simple that I have overlooked or missed.
Here is what I have:
A
Is there an easy way to have both free and paid applications that use
the same code-base?
I have just published my first application, which has both a free and
paid version. However, in order to do that I had to make lots of
manual changes to my package.
Is there any way around this?
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