I have an app that runs perfectly on some phones (All samsung Galaxys, some
LGs) and fails on an HTC ONE X, and an LG G2.
The app has a MainActivity, a Flashlight activity, a broadcast receiver,
and an intent service. The app can run in two different modes.
Mode 1: The user clicks on the
I have just completed reading all sections of the GCM docs at
https://developer.android.com/google/gcm/server.html
I also have the GCMSource that I downloaded.
But what I don't understand is how do I package my GCM Server? Where does
it run? When I go live I would want to run it at my
I have subscriptions working in my app but I am getting a random error,
once in a while...
I'm querying inventory as follows:
mHelper.queryInventoryAsync(mGotInventoryListener);
The IabResult that comes back to the async listener is Failure with the
following message...
android iabResult:
I'm trying to convert an EditText to a AutoCompleteTextView. There is
another EditText on the same page. When I had two EditText controls, the
keyboard would say Next while the entry was going on for the fist one and
then say done for the second one.
After converting the first EditText to an
I have my in-app subscription working using a second test account. Now when
I check inventory using queryInventoryAsync the subscription shows up as
expected.
So now I want to do some more testing. I want to cancel the subscription
and then when I know that works, I want to test again.
Over on StackOverflow I'm getting no answers to any of my posts with
in-app-billing or in-app-purchase tags. I checked other posts and found
that nobody else is getting any answers to posts with those two tags
either.
I'm not getting any answers on this forum either.
As far as I know it
I have implemented Google Play subscriptions in an unpublished version of
one of my apps.
I purchased a monthly subscription (against the phony credit card ending in
0999) on December 24th and it showed up in my merchant account. Also when
my app did a queryInventoryAsync, the subscription
I have the TrivialDrive app working but I still have a question on
consumable purchases . . .
The app starts out in the onCreate event doing a queryInventoryAsync call
to see what the inventory for this user is and, among other products, it
checks to see if there is any gas in the google
I noticed that Video links are no longer present in the listings on Google
Play. I have Video URLs in all of my Play Store listings and I know they
used to show before the Play Store changed their format. Actually I don't
see video links for any of the apps. How are people supposed to see the
I'm trying to find a forum where it is ok to discuss issues regarding
Google Play. This forum was recco over at stackoverflow . . .
I have a couple of questions.
(1) Is it possible for a developer to contact users that have downloaded /
purchased their apps?
(2) My app remains practically
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map.animateCamera(CameraUpdateFactory.newCameraPosition(cameraPosition));
map.addMarker(new MarkerOptions()
.position(new LatLng(Lat, Lon))
.title(Phone Location)
);
On Thursday, September 26, 2013 4:50:45 PM UTC-7, Gary Blakely wrote:
In my android app I have the following code
In my android app I have the following code...
CameraUpdate center= CameraUpdateFactory.newLatLng(new LatLng(Lat,Lon));
DebugLog.debugLog(centered camera on + Lat + and + Lon, false);
CameraUpdate zoom=CameraUpdateFactory.zoomTo(15);
map.moveCamera(center);
Consider the following code...
LocateBrowser = (WebView)findViewById(R.id.locatebrowser);
LocateBrowser.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient());
LocateBrowser.loadUrl(http://maps.google.com/maps?z=17t=hq=loc:31.8526,-110.9959;);
The Google maps page shows in the WebView with a Loading . . .
. Did you also
enable JavaScript in your WebView?
On Saturday, August 3, 2013 4:40:52 PM UTC-5, Gary Blakely wrote:
Consider the following code...
LocateBrowser = (WebView)findViewById(R.id.locatebrowser);
LocateBrowser.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient());
LocateBrowser.loadUrl(
http
should
be used instead.
You can also read up on the more general Observer Pattern and how to
implement it.
On Monday, July 29, 2013 2:30:12 AM UTC+3, Gary Blakely wrote:
I have a class named SMSReceiver that extends BroadcastReceiver. I
instantiate an object of this class from the onCreate
I have a class named SMSReceiver that extends BroadcastReceiver. I
instantiate an object of this class from the onCreate event in
mainActivity. SMSReceiver listens for stuff and when it finds what it
wants it needs to send a data message back to the Activity and trigger some
event in the
A while ago I did quite a bit of research to see if it were possible to
programatically enable a phone's GPS should it be turned off (without the
user knowing about it). The result of this research was that it can't be
done.
Just today, however, I came across an app named seekDroid that
/enable-gps-programatically-like-tasker
Kris
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 12:33 PM, Gary Blakely
gdeanb...@gmail.comjavascript:
wrote:
A while ago I did quite a bit of research to see if it were possible to
programatically enable a phone's GPS should it be turned off (without
if you are right then does that mean that reliable tracking apps cannot be
created on Android? What is a more reliable method to use to follow the
phone's movement? Is this something that has been reported as a bug?
Gary
On Saturday, July 6, 2013 4:41:21 PM UTC-7, Gary Blakely wrote:
I
I write apps for both Windows Phone in C# and Android in Java. I have
similar apps, on each marketplace, that both use the GPS to track movement
as the phone moves about. When the phone is out moving around, the
internet connectivity, of course, goes in and out.
Both versions of my app
On 6/26/2013 I put up version code 10 version Name 2.0 of my app
(PhoneStalker) onto google play. Now anyone who runs itgets a dialog box
saying Version Obsoleted - A newer version should be available at google
play. And they are not allowed to run the program (causing a major
problem for
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Which also compiles in earlier API levels. The additional flag does no
harm in pre-level-11 runtimes.
Also notice that OnSharedPreferenceChangeListener will not trigger across
processes.
On Tuesday, May 14, 2013 1:29:37 AM UTC+2, Gary Blakely wrote:
My app originally had an activity
My app originally had an activity and a service running in the same
process. When I first wrote it I specified sharedPreferences with
MODE_PRIVATE. The app has grown, and for reasons beyond the scope of this
post, I now need to run my service in a different process.
I found I can do this by
All my apps use Google Play License testing. On the settings page in the
GP Developer console, there is a box where I have my gmail email address.
I have a Google account on my android phone with the same address and I am
able to test with different license responses very well. It all works
I am new to android development. Can someone tell me how speech
recognition is accomplished on Android phones? Is there a web service
that will accept a .wav and return a text file? Is there a hardware
capability that provides speech recognition? are there tools
available to all developers to
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