towers?
Not sure if this helped.
-Paul
On Dec 2, 6:49 pm, super serg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I have a problem, we released an application that connects to our
domain name to retrieve data. When we released the app first time, we
got such a huge response, our servers went down
Did you check your gmail account under Contacts -- suggested contacts
to see if the people you're seeing appear there as well? GMail
creates a hidden contact for everyone you've traded emails with and
perhaps the hidden people are coming from here?
On Dec 6, 4:07 pm, bklik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to create direct call shortcuts to, it includes duplicates of
many contacts, duplicates which don't appear in my regular Contacts
list in the dialer.
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On Dec 7, 9:50 pm, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you check your gmail account under Contacts -- suggested contacts
to see
I could see a valid use-case for this: such as if the application were
a security application of some kind. Can you post to let us know
whether you can start your activity from within the Broadcast
receiver?
On Dec 10, 5:01 am, Charlie Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re-reading your question,
on
whether you install the 64-bit version of the JDK. Although I didn't
have much luck with the 64-bit JDK and Eclipse when I tried it a few
months back.
-Paul
On Dec 9, 2:39 pm, Fred Grott(shareme) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just install JDK in directory without spaces and than set JAVA HOME
In order to play nicely with the resources you share with other
applications I think you might want to consider creating your
connection in onCreate, and cleaning it up in onPause. You mentioned
an issue when you tried that earlier but it might be worth resolving
within your app. This will keep
yep, I miss-spoke. onResume is what I use.
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If you close your connection in onPause, wouldn't you need to open it
again in onResume?
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In order to play nicely with the resources
I didn't think Verizon had SIM cards either. Is it possible the card
you're referring to is the miniSD card? They're about the same size.
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I'm not sure how it would work without one. I have a Motorola Razor with
Verizon.
I find the data synchronization option is missing from the Settings
on the last version android source code.
Is this issue a bug ? How to add the data synchronization option
to Settings, thanks !!
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I'm on Eclipse Version: 3.4.2, Build id: M20090211-1700
I've made sure that I have uninstalled all traces of 0.8 (as far as I
can see), and I've re-installed 0.9 using the steps above and yet I
still get the error:
Plug-in com.android.ide.eclipse.adt was unable to load class
By it's nature DOM is memory intensive. Using the SAX parser will
allow you to possibly quickly reclaim memory but still involves quite
a bit of processing b/c these APIs were written to be quite robust.
Considering this is a mobile platform where we're encouraged to
optimize things that would
Since MapView.getZoomControls() is deprecated in API level 5, how do
we keep the *(#$(!!! zoom controls from disappearing (when it
wasn't deprecated you could add the zoom controls to a ZoomControls
view.
I've tried
mapView.setBuiltInZoomControls(true);
this
undocumented method: mapView.getZoomButtonsController() and then call
setVisible(true) on that object : mapView.getZoomButtonsController
().setVisible(true); Of course for some weird reason the user still
has to touch the map once before the zoom controls appear.
-Paul
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Can someone explain how to use createRfcommSocketToServiceRecord? How
do I find out the UUID of the device I want to connect to?
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This is the best forum to request such features.
This would be a nice feature to have. I am also working with sensors
that transmit data via Bluetooth and the serial port profile. As of
right now, I have been unable to connect to my Bluetooth device which
doesn't require a pin.
On Nov 12, 9:22
how to find the UUID of the device.
Am I wrong in trying to connect to this device using the existing
Android 2.0 Bluetooth API? It does not require pairing and can only
communicate uses a serial port service (profile).
Thanks,
Paul
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not work.
Thank you!
Paul
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On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Paul paules...@gmail.com wrote:
try this one: 1101--1000-8000-00805F9B34FB
This got me somewhere. That is, Android tried to connect to the
Bluetooth device but was unable
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This is the best forum to request such features.
This would be a nice feature to have. I am also working with sensors
that transmit data via Bluetooth and the serial port profile. As of
right now, I have been unable to connect to my Bluetooth device
I have exactly the same problem and I don't understand what could be
causing it:(
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few weeks ago I encountered a problem. My Android SDK 1.5 emulator
became very slow and CPU consuming. This happened earlier,
to do something to tell insert to ... insert? I
can work around by restarting the app, but there must be something
simple I'm missing.
I've used the Notepad example database as my starting point.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a database that works fine to create a new row the first time
after I start the application, but subsequent times, data base helper
returns the same rowID and does not store a new row. It doesn't help
when leaving or returning
rowID each time until I restart.
On Feb 23, 7:16 pm, Paul paul@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I meant android.database.sqlite.SQLiteOpenHelper . I'm using:
long android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase.insert(String table,
String nullColumnHack, ContentValues values)
which returns
What is the best approach to managing a small SQLite database private
to the application?
Open (getWritableDatabase) in OnStart and close in OnStop in each
Activity?
Open in OnCreate and keep open til the user quits the app (where would
you put close?)
Open, do work and close as soon as possible
How do I change the timeout time for the lock screen? Instead of the
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I'm trying to manage how I would change my previously free application
into two different applications and I'm debating between the following
options:
1.) Manually change the package name in Manifest and correct all of my
references to R when I build my free version.
2.) Simply build both
I am probably doing something stupid, but when I click on an option it
isn't selected.
Cheers for any help.
Java:
public class MenuTest extends Activity {
private final int OPTIONS_GROUP = 1;
/** Called when the activity is first created. */
@Override
public void
project, and it is in
com.google.android.atest package.
Both projects can run ok separatly.
How can i start CityListguide in Atest project?
Thanks.
On 3月25日, 午後5:09, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry.
Maybe i wasn't expressed my idea clearly.
I mean CityListguide class is an activity
I'm working with 2.0 and in my xml layout, I changed the Enabled
property of a Button, only to see that that is Deprecated. Eclipse
property manager tells me (when I mouse over the property) :
Deprecated use state_enabled instead.
So sure I can set state_enabled in the xml layout, but how to do
Scenario:
User buys my application from Android Market Place.
I update my Application (change version_code, version_name in
Manifest). But no change to my DATABASE_VERSION in my SQLiteOpenHelper
sub class.
User installs update from android market place.
Question:
Is SQLiteOpenHelper.onUpgrade()
I've got an app that requires a unique ID for each device.
Either I use the ANDROID_ID or I use an ID I create myself (which is
fine).
I've found that ANDROID_ID isn't set immediately on every device...
(note: I *do* know that ANDROID_ID is not set on the emulator)
When is it set? Is it when
Many of my buyers are getting a Server Error during the purchase
process of my app from Android Market. The error occurs only for
people who have not purchased from Android Market before and do not
have credit card credentials stored in a Google Checkout account.
During purchase process from
I've opened this issue:
Issue 10261: Multiple users getting Server Error when purchasing apps
in Android Market
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=10261
Developers only: Please post to that issue if your buyers are
experiencing the problem described.
I know we all need to vent,
bar should be my defined in searchable.xml, is it right?
Thanks in advanced.
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Hey,
Now I have one customized content provider for the search suggestions.
You know when click my app in More results from global search box
results, it will change to the activity with suggestions list. I know
there is SUGGEST_COLUMN_INTENT_DATA for every item it can provide
the data when click
I'm looking at ways to sell my app to countries where Android Market
does not allow people to buy apps (only free apps available in
market).
I was looking at Slideme.org, but most of the apps there seem free and
the details on their website seem scant about how to actually setup an
account so
Shane,
Thanks for the info. Of course I do know that you have a history, a
pretty involved history with SlideME, which I've discovered when
researching them. But I'll see if I can locate Koxx and hopefully some
others to get more info.
I don't think they have too good of a record on this these
Good question, would love to hear the answer myself.
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need
a way for developers to get amounts $100 without discussion.
I've only had 3 sales so far on SlideME (compared to 200+ per day on
Android Market) so not much to go on there. I think SlideME needs to
do more marketing/advertising if they are going to have it take off.
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I'm based in the US and if I go into my google checkout merchant
account and go into tax settings, there are only options for setting
tax rates for US states. Aren't we supposed to charge VAT taxes if we
sell ( via Android Market/Google Checkout) internationally??
Not that I would know how to
Thanks Shane, that's pretty much what I thought. I did see some web
pages mention that the EU law would only apply to companies that had
sales of over 100,000 Euros, but it didn't seem definitive and I
couldn't find legal text supporting the 100,000 limit.
Google Checkout also makes it
I'm getting pretty tired of handling customer support issues for this,
when people are trying to purchase/download my app from the Android
Market:
it says its purchased, and says it downloads, but when I try to
install it just says its downloading again
About twice a day I have to email people
I've lost about 120 sales from the Android Market due to people not
ever entering valid credit card information in Google Checkout. Not
sure if they ever got the email from google telling them to do it.
I also have to handle a lot of customer support for these issues.
People think the app is
Well I'm really trying to address the LARGER issue here. Which is, how
can this be done better by Google Checkout/Android Market?
How about this:
If credit card can't be authorized in 20 seconds, notify the user,
right then and there, while they are in the Android Market, that there
was an
\o/
Just got mine in Bremen, Germany.
(Fedex/ Brightpoint Netherlands)
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OK. Now you've got me excited. I'm in UK too! haha.
On 29 April 2010 09:14, mscwd01 mscw...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes! Thanks Google.
My Nexus One arrived via
Sort of my point. A successful authorization can take a while, but
user has no clue. They think they've made a succesful purchase and the
app should download immediately. There is no message to the user (at
least not that I know of, but correct me if I'm wrong) indicating
anything is wrong. So
Here's a perfect example, just got this one today:
will not download. It says its purchased but unsuccessful
downloading. What do I do? (replace with the name of the app the
user is trying to download).
This has to get fixed. All user needs is some notification in Android
Market to let
Could someone help me with what this code means in relation to
defining my own permission? The documentation doesn't have an
explanation but I think this might solve a problem i have if it is
what I think it is.
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Could someone help me with what this code means in relation to
defining my own permission? The documentation doesn't have an
explanation but I think this might solve a problem i have if it is
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I have written a soft keyboard based on the sample in the SDK. This
does exactly what I want it to do, but I only want it to be available
in my own app. Can I bind this keyboard to an EditText in my own
app, but leave the normal soft keyboard in place for all other apps.
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I agree with webmonkey, standard stuff for Android Market. Of course
there could really be something wrong with the Market today, but seems
ok for me, I've got my typical number of purchases.
I've had instances in the past where people had trouble with Android
Market, and I assumed it was a
I think T-Mobile customers can already do this on Android Market in
the U.S., but would be great if Verizon customers could.
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of searching have been unable to find any definitive
answer.
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I am assuming that the simple answer would be no, there isn't a way,
other than listening to MotionEvent and determining while the user is
interacting with the app if there are multi-touch inputs streaming in,
but would be nice to know on launch as well.
Thanks for any direction,
Paul
That's my plan, thought it might be documented and I might have missed
it. Distinct possibility is that there is no limit as well. Any
suggestions where to start digging through source?
Thanks,
Paul
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On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 10:33 AM, Paul
on this would be much appreciated.
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the previous movement. It's a bit clunky, so I
wanted to ask here to see if there might be a simpler way to determine
which pointer(s) are moving and triggered the ACTION_MOVE in the first
place.
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rather than the previous location data for a pointer in the current
event, correct?)
Paul
On Dec 23, 7:19 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Generally all pointers move some bit, though maybe small, for each event.
The touch screen is a continuous analog input device
these
results.
Any strategies or recommendations?
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will potentially require tens of thousands of points...
Any suggestions on a better way to represent and store user-inputed
vectors/paths? Or maybe another approach completely?
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Hi all. I am writing an app that will convert touchscreen user inputs
(such as the user 'handwriting' on the screen) into vectors that can
then be saved and recalled later. I
), etc.
Paul
On Dec 30, 10:23 am, MrChaz mrchazmob...@gmail.com wrote:
You might want to look at the GestureDetector
(http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/GestureDetector.html) as
it's designed to do pretty much this exact task iirc.
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Hi all. I am writing an app that will convert touchscreen user inputs
(such as the user 'handwriting' on the screen) into vectors that can
then be saved
), but the actual
UI title is not updated until the activity is closed and then re-
launched.
I've used setTitle() in onResume(), onPrepareOptionsMenu(), etc and it
worked like a charm, but not working here... any ideas or suggestions?
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On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 10:43 PM, Paul pmmen...@gmail.com wrote:
I posted this over at StackOverflow, but not much of a response...
maybe someone else can run this on their testbed and verify? A
strange problem...
==
Hi all. I have a simple app based on the Notepad demo
, I then attempt to change the UI title again
from the currently shown Y to Z... but the title is instead
changed back to X..., even though an immediate call to getTitle
tells me that it should be Z...
Any ideas why this may be happening?
Paul
On Jan 12, 1:26 pm, Paul pmmen
Yes! I was changing the title of a note in the db in the called
activity, but failing to update the cursor in onActivityResult... so
in onResume, it was pulling the old title. .requery()ing the cursor
in onActivityResult got it, thanks all!
Paul
On Jan 12, 1:47 pm, Kumar Bibek coomar
end of the text, which could be way down on line n? Having
the cursor at the end of line one of a multi-line entry seems to not
really help anyone.
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of the activity... is this
due to simple lag between the time the setContentView() call happens
and the time the view can be expanded from XML? Are views only
expanded at the end of onCreate, and thus this is happening after the
insert action by design?
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Guys I found this today http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/galaxyTab.do
and was able to install the package into my avd manager and I now have
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Now I've found the first problem with the Galaxy Tab Emulator.
I tried to run my application on it and got this error, which I don't
get running any other emulator or on actual devices:
Console:
[2010-10-21 11:05:20 - myApp] Installation error:
INSTALL_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY
[2010-10-21
Got the same problem today.
My app runs fine on all other emulators, even tried to install from
the web by downloading the version of my app that I sell on the
Android Market. Same issue.
Now since I had to hunt around to find the link for the Galaxy Add-on
maybe its not ready for prime time
Yeah, found that today. I don't see the forum links on that page
though.
Also there is an issue running apps on the Tab emulator if they use
Google Maps APIs. Gets an error about missing shared library even
though build target for the app includes the Google APIs.
On Oct 11, 3:02 am, Hongik Kim
@Mark Murphy- Right, the problem is with the AVD. I just mentioned
the Build target at the end as a way of clarification (also not sure
if emulators/devices automatically include all libraries in
classpath of running application or if they check manifest, etc.,
but that is another topic of
When I send latitude/longitude points to the Emulator (using DDMS with
GPX file or using geo fix from command line) the locations received
by Apps on the Emulator are slightly off.
So like I send a latitude of 41.74 and onLocationChanged recevies a
Location, and I to toString() on it and get a
This is not an app coding problem. I'm just calling toString on
Location object. I can reproduce using Google Maps app on the
emulator. Send emulator a known location (found using Google Maps web
for example), and then use My Location on Google Maps app to see where
it thinks that point is.
@Mathias Lin- No, that is not the issue. Look, I'm telling you the
latitude/longitude received in the Location object in
onLocationChanged event, have different values than the latitude/
longitude that was sent from DDMS or from command line geo fix
command. The values are close, but off in the
@celluri- Not sure if thats the same issue or not. My issue has
nothing to do with GPX file. I can cause same problem to occur from
command line using 'geo fix'.
The amount numbers are off follow some weird pattern I can't quite
decipher. If I enter lat=1.0 , the app receives lat=1.00163, if
Surround that line with a try/catch block and printStackTrace in the
catch block. Run in the emulator and post the stack trace back here.
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Ok, well at least you admitted it !!!
In the future if you start getting a weird error, put try/catch blocks
with e.printStackTrace in the catch block to find what root cause is,
or use breakpoints and debugger. Add some logging code so that you can
tell when your code gets to various points
You can install Motorola add on packages that give you good emulator
skins, correct sizing, etc, from here:
http://developer.motorola.com/docstools/tools/
You may have to sign up as a Motorola developer to get those
downloads, not sure.
Nexus one should be pretty similar to Droid2, since they
I just found this:
http://www.google.com/phone/#manufacturer=allcategory=allcarrier=allcountry=allreset_filters=1
Which looks like a nice list of all Android phones, maintained by none
other than Google.
I'm posting it here because, I've Googled for this kind of thing
before and I always end up
I think if this thread gets enough response and attention then someone
from Google may notice. They've got to have people looking at these
posts once in a while.
Is there no official Bug list for Android Market? I did post a thread
here :
I have the same problem on my Samsung Moment actually...
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I am attempting to open a ServerSocket on my Android device to receive
network connections, but do not seem to recieve network traffic from
them.
Running netstat -an
Hi,
Can this be done?
I want a user to be able to long press a contact and be offered a menu
item of my own that can run an activity of my own.
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Paul.
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This has to do with the fact that ListView recycles views. View
Romain Guy's Google I/O talk about ListView when it comes out. It is
really good and explains exactly why you're seeing this happen.
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Hey,
I am facing a very
Hello:
I'm having a little bit of trouble with ListView, CursorAdapter, and
a Custom ListItemView. My ListView uses a managedCursor that came
from a content resolver. This cursor is then passed to my class which
we'll call Z that extends the CursorAdapter:
Any ideas regarding this question?
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Hi,
Can this be done?
I want a user to be able to long press acontactand be offered a menu
item of my own that can run an activity of my own.
Thanks,
Paul.
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Would like to know, from someone who has tried it, if changing an
Application's title in the Developer Console has any affect on the
applications Ratings or Number of download statistics. In other
words, will I lose anything?
My impression is no, but I don't recall if documentation says that
I want to display a tree like data structure, for the Swing JTree is
ideal. Is there any widget that provides that? Or any implementation
of Swing for Android?
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Coming over from other languages/platforms, and just trying to get my
head around the proper way to handle Exceptions in Android (or at a
minimum, some advice/links on this topic).
Have an app that in various activities handles any number of types of
Exceptions, such as IOException,
) {
fileName = ...
try {
openFileInput(fileName);
} catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
// file doesn't exist, use this name
break;
}
}
Based on the top-rated answer here, re: staying in proper application
context:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2786655/test-if-file-exists
Paul
On Jan 18, 4:02 am, Zsolt Vasvari zvasv...@gmail.com wrote:
Have an app that in various activities handles any number of types of
Exceptions, such as IOException, FileNotFoundException, SAXException,
etc. In some cases, I want an exception to terminate the called
Activity and alert the
Good point... have modified the process such that on being able to
open the file (i.e. the filename is not yet used), it maintains the
stream and creates it right away, rather than checking, exiting the
loop and then creating the file.
Thanks for the pointer,
Paul
On Jan 18, 11:10 am, Kostya
Yes, I'm not happy with this solution... but moving to File.exists()
means re-introducing the issue of the file being removed from the
system between File.exists() and Context.openInputFile calls, however
unlikely.
Paul
On Jan 18, 7:39 pm, Zsolt Vasvari zvasv...@gmail.com wrote:
The problem
Same issue here. I didn't see an existing error so I created a new on
in the bug list: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=14252
On Jan 14, 12:35 am, CedarF cedric.dar...@gmail.com wrote:
Still not works and no answer from Google?
On 8 déc 2010, 03:58, Nick nick1...@gmail.com
forward in the
most efficient and correct way.
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Paul
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to tackle this?
Thanks,
Paul
On Jan 24, 10:20 pm, Paul pmmen...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all. I need some advice on how to best proceed.
First, a little background. I have an application that uses a
ListView as it's main activity to display all of the XML files from
the /data/data/package.name/files
Store and access it from /res/raw should work, I have a text file in
that folder for an app of mine and no problem with the app accessing
that file after installation to devices.
Paul
On Jan 28, 7:51 am, Marcin Orlowski webnet.andr...@gmail.com wrote:
On 28 January 2011 11:34, Kumar Bibek
You might also be able to scroll the text by restricting the ellipsize
the text by setting properties of the TextView to:
android:maxLines=1
android:scrollHorizontally=true
I do this with an EditText and it works perfectly.
Paul
On Jan 28, 7:54 pm, John Lussmyer johnlussm...@gmail.com wrote
It looks like Android is still using the default color state list for
the button. I've never used a state list for a button, but maybe
capturing the android:state_selected state might help?
Paul
On Jan 28, 6:01 pm, Jarrette jarrette.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
*thanks for the reply, doug. Here's
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