I want to dynamically create two editText fields side by side, store information in them and delete whenever I need to.
Right now i have static fields, so it looks like this
Left ones have id siteName1, siteName2... right ones have id siteURL1, siteURL2... Also I have two buttons - Save and Load.
prefsEditor.putString("siteName1_txt", siteName1.getText().toString());
prefsEditor.putString("siteURL1_txt", siteURL1.getText().toString());
and so on...
siteName1.setText(myPrefs.getString("siteName1_txt", "").toString());
siteURL1.setText(myPrefs.getString("siteURL1_txt", "").toString());
and so on...
My app is voice controlled, so when I say command, it checks if I have right website name and opens it.
if (commandList.contains(siteNames[i].getText().toString())) {
mWebView.loadUrl("http://www." + siteURLs[i].getText().toString());
mWebView.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
}
Website names nad URLs are put to strings. So my question is - can I add two editTexts and delete them dynamically. Can I save information in them, so when I close and open app - info is saved. Thank you for your time.
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in android stuido I would like to code an activity, where the user can input numbers. For, example he types the number to the textfield, click 'OK' button, then the textfield gets clear, he types the second number, than the third, and after they give the third number the program goes to another activity and sayst thanks for the free number. I would like to save the three numbers for further use and have them in an ascending order. How should I do it?
I agree with Andrii, this is a very vague and general question. To get you pointed in the right direction though, you would want a layout with an number based-editText widget (for the user input). I would then add the button, and then implement OnClickListener for the button so that everytime the button is pressed, it calls a method you will define that will store the value in an array or list (which can be sorted), along with some kind of tracker to keep track of how many numbers have been entered - then clearing the editText field so that another number can be input; on the third number, the method calls the activity via intent or some other way saying "thanks for the free number".
This is all general and it is going to take quite a bit of work and API Guide/DeveloperDocs searching on the Android web site.
a newbie to Meteor, but I have created under localhost a simple passenger counter I intend to use on an android app for a passenger survey (holding a laptop in an airport isn't a particularly wise idea). It works, but there is no export function. Basically uses meteor.collection as simple rows of data - one row been one passenger with a date/time stamp, two buttons - Add Passenger and Reset. I have tried looking everywhere for a simple answer, but what I want to do is now add to the client side (on browser - but ultimately on the mobile) a button called export, and when clicked, takes each row in the meteor.collection and export it to a text file - line by line. Very simple. Alas right now I haven't got a clue how to proceed. Seen some references to FS.collection, but don't think there is what I want. This is ultimately for a mobile application.
Thanks.
JSON.stringify each object into a larger object of pure text, say bytes
Create a blob from that text object, ex: blob = new Blob([bytes]);
Use the filesaver package to save to a file locally.
I'd like to save the user inputs(string type) in EditText when "Add to favourites" button is clicked. And want to show the saved inputs in a ListView when the user chooses the "Favorites" tab. I have four tabs generally. I want to save the inputs in one tab, not in Favorites tab. How can I do this? I'm using eclipse. Thanks in advance.
Use SharedPreferences to save and retrieve small chunks of data, for big ones consider saving it to a file
Well you can always make an SQLite database and in one tab do the INSERT operation and in favorites tab do the SELECT from the db.
If you don't need that info to be saved in the database, you can make super-global variables, for example.
You can do that by making a new class called 'Constants', for example, and inside declare public static variables.
That way, they can be accessed from anywhere inside your app
I have an android app which displays quotes and have navigation to go to next quote and so on. would like to add "Save Quote As favourite" based on users selection of particular quote.
Once user saves Fav quotes and wants to see those quotes only, app should show those quotes.
Currently app reads the quotes from XML file. Let me know if any more information is required to understand the problem.
I would provide every quote with an ID (int). Whenever the user selects a quote to be a favourite, that ID is saved to a Set of integers. Later on if user decides to show favourites, you fetch all quotes with your IDs from the Set and show them in a appropriate view, for example a ListView
If you have a Quote class or something like that, you might as well put them in a collection whenever user decide his favourites, and show them in a ListView with a custom adapter.
In my Application I want to Add and Remove View (like Button, or Textview, Checkbox ) by Coding (Programming ).
In Details:
I have One EditText and One Add Button. User Enter Anything in EditText and Press the Add Button then this one is added in bellow LinearLayout, and whether User click on his/her added Button it will going to next LinearLayout.
I get sucess upto this.
but when user click the button in second LinearLayout then it will come back on first Linearlayout. I am getting error Here, i don't know where I made a Mistake.
And I also facing Problem about how can I Store this all. Like User Add 5 Button and closed the application and whenever he/she came back to application I need whatever he/she previously added.
Here is what i done.
http://dynamicandroidview.blogspot.com/2011/12/how-to-add-view-in-android-by-coding.html
Try to create a database table with minimum 2 columns in your case it will be id and buttonText.
Now when user clicks on the add button it will save text to the database and will create the button dynamically below any buttons which are already created before or as a new button.
Now in your onCreate method get the count of text thats stored in database.Some thing like the following code:
DB getData = DB.getInstance();
getData.open(this);
ArrayList<TextHolder> getList = new ArrayList<TextHolder>();
getList = getData.getAllTextFromGeT();
getData.close();
x = genList.size();
Here x will be the number/count of elements that are already stored in the database.Now you can another int say i and using this i and x in the for loop you can create buttons dynamically.
Inside the loop you can do something like the following to get text for all the buttons that are being created:
TextHolder firstOne = getList.get(i);
String text = firstOne.getText();
You will also need class with getters and setters method in order to convert DB elements into objects.Like in the above code getText() is our getter method which is getting elements from database and returning it here.
here text will be the text of the button.
So every-time users starts the application he will see all the buttons that he created when he ran the application before and newly added button will appear on the spot and also will be stored in the database for future retrieval.
Remember we are just storing text of the button and assigning it unique id which helps us to create the buttons.Hope this helps