Hi,
I'm trying to add a label to each of the points on a map that I've
created. Setting the title and snippet values of the OverlayItem
don't seem to automatically cause these labels to appear however. I
would've thought this would be a pretty simple and common
requirement... Am I missing
Hi,
I'd like to cache the results of a URL request but haven't found any
examples on how to use CacheManager or ResponseCache, assuming either
of those is actually what I'm supposed to be using. Can anyone give
some guidance on the differences between the two and which one I
should be using?
Hi,
I'd like to create an autocomplete text field with values populated
based on the content I get back from a URL (i.e. the URL returns a
JSON feed). The full list of possible values is massive, so the idea
is to rebuild the list of suggested values on each keystroke. Any
advice or pointers on
Hi all,
Has anyone used the sliding drawer widget? I'm trying to get the
widget to slide out from top to bottom, but right now it only seems to
support bottom to top or right to left. Any suggestions on how to get
it to slide out from the top?
Thanks in advance,
Becca
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not aware of that will retrieve the FrameLayout object of my
view?
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Becca
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Hello,
I need to dynamically change the layout_above value for a ListView
within a RelativeLayout. I know that within the XML, all you need is
android:layout_above=@id/myid, but what is the equivalent if I want
to do this in my java code?
Thanks,
Becca
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Thanks Lior. That did the trick!
LayoutParams param = new RelativeLayout.LayoutParams
(LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);
param.addRule(RelativeLayout.ABOVE, R.id.footer);
getListView().setLayoutParams(param);
Becca
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