In Android Studio, when creating new basic activity and when clicked Finish, it didn't create a basic activity but just empty activity.
I don't have idea what's wrong with my project settings because I didn't change anything (just moving package from one to another).
In my other Android projects, there's no such bug and I can create basic activity.
You need to lower your API below 28 until this activity is working correctly.
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I have two android projects,
A kotlin based main app (https://github.com/abhishekds94/SDK-Test-App)
A Jetpack compose-based UI project using which an SDK is generated with Jitpack (https://github.com/abhishekds94/Demo-SDK)
Main app,
SDK,
Now, my question is, how do I initialize the SDK and open it along with its UI as shown in the second screenshot on click of "Dashboard" tab?
I am trying to call the activity but it is not showing the reference which is as expected.
Any leads would be appreciated.
I'm new to android studio. I've imported source codes of some apps to android studio to learn. and then I started to practice by creating a new project. when new project created It doesn't show the default main activity and xml instead It showed many existing activities and xml of the existing project. I've tried to create new project a few times but it's still the same. thought that I might make some mistakes somewhere. I don't know. Please kindly help. thank beforehand !
To create a simple app on Android Studio what you have to do is to choose the Empty Activity.
Then you add the name to your app, choose the location, choose the language to program (Java/Kotlin), the minimum SDK (use the recommended one to start) and hit Finish. It should create one simple activity with one layout which shows a TextView with Hello World! as a text.
Could you provide some screenshots? It would make it easier to help you :)
For the moment, I would suggest that you make sure that you're selecting "blank activity" when you create it. Also check that you've stored your downloaded source code properly.
Android Studio remembers last opened project. The next time you start Android Studio, it will open last opened project.
You can choose menu File -> Close Project. Then it goes back to open/new screen which allows you to create your own project.
ah it was a silly mistake guys. I confused to click on basic activity instead of empty activity. thank you guys so much !
I got a UnityPlayer app for android, I imported it into my android studio it was running as a unity app.
But I want to run this inside my another android's main activity?
I gone through some sites with no use can any one help me out. (In android studio not 'Eclipse').
Edit: I want to know how to display this unity app inside my another android apps view in main activity? in Android studio.
I have been away from Android app creation for quite a while and has just recently begun my new App.
Now i thought i would test out this new Android Studio and therefore downloaded it.
When i started my project it asked for a fragment and i wasnt quite sure what it ment (i know what a fragment is!).
When it started the project i had a activity_main and a fragment_main. And now every time i want to create a new activity it requires me to create an additional fragement.
Can anyone explain to me why this is happening (maybe ive missed something).
Fragments are part of Google's UI design philosophy since Honeycomb (see embedded link).
If you would like to work around the default activity template in Android Studio, then check out this blog post.
To add an Activity without a fragment, select File->New->Activity->Empty Activity
I recently started using Android Studio instead of Eclipse. Previously I made a widget in Eclipse and when switching to Android Studio, I could easily open it there.
However, I can't quite figure out how to create a blank widget in Android Studio. When creating a new project in Android Studio I can choose between a Blank Activity, a Fullscreen Activity or a Master/Detail Flow. Since I'm making just a widget and not an activity the first two aren't the right ones and the third one doesn't seem to be what I want either.
Hi I can see this might be an old question but. Hope this helps newbies...
I am using Android Studio 1.0.2 and has some awesome features to generate most of the stuff that if you follow many tutorials out there. Is just a click away. On android studio i'm using just right click, select new and Widget App > then every file needed is generated for you based on the size of widget you want.
Happy coding .... !
When you create a new project, just uncheck the "Create activity box"