Hello all, this may be a problem in my code, but it could also be a
potential problem in the API, and I'd like to point it out to the
community with hopes that the platform's official developers at Google
see this (and chances are they probably know, but I thought I'd point
it out anyway).
I'm
I've been looking into a way for my forward-locked app to be able to
tell, programmatically, whether it has been downloaded from the
Market, or if it was installed to the device by other means. I think
the app AppManager can do this with forward-locked apps from the
Market (it lists them as
this.
-UBZack
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, PackageManager is the road I
intend to travel, so thank you again!
-UBZack
On Feb 3, 4:42 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Does anyone know if there's a way to retrieve
a list of apps currently installed on the phone?
You can get this from PackageManager.
And once this list
I find that it's a good idea to have Build Automatically checked,
under the Project menu. That, and I always Ctrl-s (save) each file
pretty often after I make changes to it, and then those changes are
built automatically because that option is turned on.
I have not yet found a way, though, to
For each of my activities listed in the manifests of my apps, I always
include this attribute:
android:configChanges=orientation|keyboard|keyboardHidden
This keeps the activity from being destroyed when those configuration
changes take place.
On Dec 7, 6:42 pm, S. Ghelani sdghel...@gmail.com
keyboard view?
Furthermore, I noticed that when you type in the Google Search widget
on your phone's home screen, it does not pop up this word suggestions
view. This is the behavior I want in my app.
Thank you very much for any insight you can give regarding my
questions! :)
-UBZack
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On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 12:45 PM, UBZack zferv...@gmail.com wrote:
This doesn't happen in any Android emulator that I'm using, but on my
G1, whenever I set up an activity with an EditText inside it, and tap
that EditText, it brings up the soft keyboard
,
and if it is, is there anything in the API to allow an android app to
retrieve this number. If this number cannot be retrieved, is there a
similar market transaction code that's retrievable?
Thanks for any insight you can give on this matter!
-UBZack
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suppose it
could also be used for DRM purposes as well, but that's not what we
currently have in mind.
I will do some investigation into the Google Checkout API, and I'll
post any findings I'm able to make. Thanks again!
On Nov 20, 8:25 am, polyclefsoftware dja...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi UBZack
I was wondering whether there was a way, if you have a webview with
some html being displayed in it, to obtain which part of the html is
touched by the user. For example, say I have a webview that's
displaying, in just plain text (no links), the following:
The quick brown
fox jumped over
the
Thanks very much for your reply! I think I will do something like
having each word be a link, it seems the most plausible idea.
On Oct 2, 3:36 pm, Jason Proctor jason.android.li...@gmail.com
wrote:
the easy way to do this is to have each word be a link -- you can
style it so that it doesn't
I'm guessing that all of your layouts except one are ending up with a
zero width, or zero length. In any case, the simplest way I can think
of to put multiple lists in the same layout is to use LinearLayout,
and set a pixel height to each list:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
BTW, please ignore the layout_below attributes of each ListView in
that xml I posted, they're wrong, sorry!
On May 14, 10:05 am, UBZack zferv...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm guessing that all of your layouts except one are ending up with a
zero width, or zero length. In any case, the simplest way I
, UBZack zferv...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of an event listener that receives tap
outside events, that is, taps that happen outside the widget's
physical boundaries, and could this listener be assigned to a dialog
box (or for that matter, any visual window
if touches are
outside the window.
j
On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 11:46 AM, UBZack zferv...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of an event listener that receives tap
outside events, that is, taps that happen outside the widget's
physical boundaries, and could
currently supports taps outside of its boundaries, so I think
this may be possible.
Thank you!
-UBZack
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in launching an
app in general right after installing it. Anyway, thank you again for
your contributions, and if you have anything else to add to my
observations I'd be more than glad to hear it!
Best,
Zack
On Apr 8, 6:44 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
UBZack wrote:
I did a little
I did a little poking around and I think I can DEFINITELY shine some
light on this.
Basically, I think the difference lies in the way Eclipse ports the
apk to the emulator and launches it.
I just downloaded GeoWebOne from the AdvAndroid site, created an
Eclipse project out of it. No problems
Hi all, does anybody know how to get the user's name? I tried the
java.lang.System call:
String userName = System.getProperty(user.name);
But it returns an empty string, both on the device and emulator. Is
getting the device's user name possible? Thanks for any help you can
give.
-UBZack
If I set up this simple test html, consisting of two tables:
html
table
trtdabc def ghi jkl mno pqr stu vwx yza bcd efg hij klm nop/td/
tr
/table
table
trtdabc def ghi jkl mno pqr stu vwx yza/td/tr
/table
/html
...and then view it in either the Android browser or a WebView, I get
the following
(), it worked perfectly.
Thanks very much for your help!
-UBZack
On Oct 6, 4:13 pm, Jason Proctor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is because file.mkdirs() doesn't understand that the second
argument you provided to the File constructor is a file name rather
than a directory name. i think you might find
, to be
excluded from obfuscation and this is what made it work.
So I hope this helps other people out, it's not an easy road to
travel!
-UBZack
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Hi Oscar,
I was getting this error because my fileset dir= in the dex call of
my ant build.xml was pointing to a directory with many, many jar files
in it, most of which were referencing javax classes (which, of course,
you can/should never do in Android), and I fixed this problem by
copying the
Does anyone know if there are plans to include an option to obfuscate,
or encrypt class files (before they are then converted to .dex files)
within the ADT plugin for eclipse? I've been searching the Android
group for a while now, it seems that people are manually obfuscating
their class files,
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