AFAIK, the initial layout is only used to do the "preview" dragging.
On May 20, 11:46 pm, Perry168 wrote:
> Thanks for your teaching! ~^O^~
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> On 5月20日, 下午11時41分, Mark Murphy wrote:
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> > 2011/5/20 Perry168 :
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> > > Or how to change appwidget-provider XML in onUpdate()?
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> > As I wrote, y
Thanks for your teaching! ~^O^~
On 5月20日, 下午11時41分, Mark Murphy wrote:
> 2011/5/20 Perry168 :
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> > Or how to change appwidget-provider XML in onUpdate()?
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> As I wrote, you cannot change appwidget-provider XML, or any resource,
> at runtime.
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> In your RemoteViews constructor, use the layout y
2011/5/20 Perry168 :
> Or how to change appwidget-provider XML in onUpdate()?
As I wrote, you cannot change appwidget-provider XML, or any resource,
at runtime.
In your RemoteViews constructor, use the layout you want.
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Hi,
Or how to change appwidget-provider XML in onUpdate()?
On 5月20日, 下午6時07分, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Just use your desired layout on the first onUpdate() call of your
> AppWidgetProvider. You cannot literally modify android:initialLayout,
> or anything inside of a resource, at runtime.
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2011/5/20 Perry168 :
> Could you give me a hint?
I thought I did.
> I just know to use
> RemoteViews(getPackageName(),R.Layout.LO1) to change the layout.
Correct. The layout supplied to the RemoteViews constructor does not
have to be the same layout supplied to android:initialLayout.
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Mark
Thanks a lot!
Could you give me a hint? I just know to use
RemoteViews(getPackageName(),R.Layout.LO1) to change the layout. About
AppWidgetProvider XML, i had try to use (getPackageName(),R.xml.sc1),
but I failed.
On 5月20日, 下午6時07分, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Just use your desired layout on the f
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