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Terry
On Thursday, May 23, 2013 11:52:46 PM UTC+2, bob wrote:
Yes, setting *android:targetSdkVersion* to 11 worked for me.
Thanks.
On Thursday, May 23, 2013 2:23:29 PM UTC-5, Fredrik Hyttnäs-Lenngren
wrote:
Confirmed! Adding *android:targetSdkVersion *with a value higher or
equal to 11
-P7500) are My Anchor Watch Free and My Anchor Watch Pro. They are
both listed as compatible (with this particular device) in the Developer's
Console.
Terry
On Wednesday, May 22, 2013 7:15:57 PM UTC+2, Fredrik Hyttnäs-Lenngren
wrote:
I published a completely new app at the same time I
does the trick instead of uploading -
publish - wait - check - repeat...
// Fredrik
On Thursday, 23 May 2013 09:21:09 UTC+2, Fredrik Hyttnäs-Lenngren wrote:
Did you update the apps My Anchor Watch Free and My Anchor Watch Pro or
did they just suddenly become incompatible?
I'm looking
at the details and verify what does the trick instead of uploading -
publish - wait - check - repeat...
// Fredrik
On Thursday, 23 May 2013 09:21:09 UTC+2, Fredrik Hyttnäs-Lenngren wrote:
Did you update the apps My Anchor Watch Free and My Anchor Watch Pro
or did they just suddenly become
Confirmed! Adding *android:targetSdkVersion *with a value higher or equal
to 11 fixed this issue.
On Thursday, 23 May 2013 19:20:04 UTC+2, Fredrik Hyttnäs-Lenngren wrote:
I added the *android:targetSdkVersion *with a value higher or equal to 11
to my manifest file and uploading
I have the same issue, two of my apps claims to not be supported on the Nexus
10 on Google Play. According to the developer console the Nexus 10 is
supported. This happened when I published an update last week, nothing was
changed in the manifest (other than version code/number).
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Same issue here, two of my apps claims not to be supported on the Nexus 10 and
Galaxy Tab 8 but are available on the Nexus 7. According to the developer
console the N10 and GT8 are supported.
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I published a completely new app at the same time I published the updates,
and it shows up on Google Play for all devices.
Only difference I can see between them is that the new app has the *
android:targetSdkVersion* included within the *uses-sdk *tag while the
others only have the
I got the feeling that this is the same issue that happened to the Google
Hangout upgrade from Google Talk, where many users stated that it was
unavailable on tablets for them, and Google fixed that. Now I want to know
what it was that they fixed so I can fix it for my apps as well.
// Fredrik
Hi Yogi,
Create an xml for your tab:
- # LinearLayout xmlns:android=*
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android*;
android:id=*@+id/tabsLayout*android:layout_width
=*fill_parent* android:layout_height=*fill_parent* android:background=*
@drawable/tab_bg_selector* android:padding=*10dip*
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