I am making a webview client app for my RSS website. The webview and splashscreen are working great in theme.notitlebar.fullscreen.
Because external links are opening in my webview, i want a back button in the titlebar. But i want to keep the full screen option, to remove the time and notifications, and the device buttons.
What i dont understand: Is it correct that the titlebar includes: the bar with time and notifications - bar with app name, back button and settings (extra) button - the device buttons (if available)?
If that is right. How can i add a new bar into the mainactivity with my webview client, with a back button in it.
I hope you understand my question.
You can use image view. set src to back icon. and finish(); activity on imageview click.
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I currently have a webviewer in my app that works just fine, however, I wanted to see if there was a way to add the adressbar and a close button to the top of it. Kinda the same way Instagram does it, see image:
Right now, I have a close button but when scrolling through the webview that close button goes over the content of the website.
My current code:
btnOpenWebViewer.setOnClickListener{
btnCloseWebViewer.visibility = VISIBLE
webViewer.visibility = VISIBLE
webViewer.settings.javaScriptEnabled = true
webViewer.canGoBack()
webViewer.loadUrl("https://mysite/")
}
I am making a small app with React-Native.
Then when I navigate to the next page, the android bottom bar (contains hardware back button) disappears.
What is the name of this bar, and how to show it when it disappears?
This is an inactive state.
This is an active state.
How to show this bar? And how do we call this bar?
I solved it.
I am answering my question.
The reason why the bar does not appear on the next page is that the page is a page that plays video or music. (uses react-native-video)
That's why it converted into a full-screen method.
I do not find on Internet, what is the name of this button ?
And I want to know what is the exact action when an application is deleted like this :
With this action, the application is not really stopped
The Third Image means Square is called Overview button(Recent Button). When Click on That Button the list of application is display which you are work on it. and you can simply remove app from the list by slide app Right to Left.
For more detail visit this : https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/32697/what-is-the-offical-name-of-the-third-on-screen-button
I am new to android programming and just starting with the basics following this guide
Android Starting Activity
The app allows the user to input a string and once the user clicks send, it takes you to a new intent displaying the message. Now at the bottom of the link where there are 2 pictures displayed, there is no visible back button, but on my emulator, the "My First App" is a button indicating it can go back. However, if I press it, it crashes the program. Is there anyway to disable the title message from being a button?
If I press the back button on the phone, the program works perfectly fine.
I think the title bar is just a regular view thats located in the android library rather than the res folder associated with your application. You should be able to find the title bar and disable clicks with the following:
View v = findViewById (android.R.id.title);
v.setClickable(false);
That should disable clicks on the title bar.
getActionBar().setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);
This is the line you are looking for. Mind you, it is commented appropriately, too.
I want to create a custom launcher so that, I'll have list of app icons on the right side of the screen, and when the user clicks on an app icon, it'll open the application on the left side of the home screen (this is the part that I still miss).
Is that doable? if so, where should I start? any links or resources of suggestions?
Thanks in advance.