Prerequisites: Got a working app from a friend who needs some changes made. They were outsourcing and now want to internally manage it.
I come from a web and game dev background, so Android/IOS development is new to me, but a lot of the principles seem to be the same.
I got the project onto my device, installed all of the dependencies, and fixed all of the file paths.
The app successfully builds, and I have my virtual Android device running it great!
However, my buddy wants some really simple layout changes, and for the life of me, I can't find where to just edit the home screen layout. I was trying to solve my issue from a web dev approach, by grepping where the logo screen is used in the app, but those files seem to just load a white "background" layer, and not the entire composed page?
I'm missing something really silly here, and I just want to ask a real person on here, instead of digging through documentation and trying to word a condensed question in a Google search.
Here are my condensed questions: How can I just edit the home screen of my app in Android Studio? Where can I find the full home page file to view the entire layout, and not just a fragment?
Edit: The app also utilizes the Flutter SDK, which may explain why I have been having trouble with layout edits. I'm going to look at it again after work today, and hopefully answer my own question. I appreciate the help so far!
Edit 2: After going back to the app with a different approach, I found out my project had defaulted to the "android" sub folder of my master, and wasn't showing any of the Flutter .dart documents. After going up one folder directory, I was finally able to access that Main.Dart file with the display information.
I was able to mount it for inspection, but its saying my emulated device isn't supported. I need to look at it when I have time tonight, and may need to ask a separate question for it. I have my project sdk set to Android 33, and my virtual device is set to Android version 33. I searched around Stack, with a few people with reporting similar issues. I tried following their solutions, but it didn't seem to work.
At developer.android.com I found a tutorial called "Build a simple user interface". Unfortunately, it is based on an older version of Android Studio. It tells the user to open activity_main.xml. If one does this, the user cannot find the right icons in the toolbar. I searched and someone said open content_main.xml instead. This indeed posts the right icons in the toolbar, but as one continues in the tutorial, more and more errors appear. My question is: Is there a newer Android Studio User Interface tutorial that is appropriate for the latest Android Studio, version 3.6.1?
I really want to learn how to build interfaces via Android Studio and not clumsily play directly with XML code. Thanks for any ideas!
--Steve
Here, I am adding the image for more clarification of my problem statement.
You're looking to create a share activity for your Android app.
react-native-share-extension should provide you with a good starting point (as well as providing support for iOS if you're working on a Mac).
Can anybody tell me how can I achieve this layout?.
Any example or tutorial related to this?
I need to render flags of country with name according to following layout. I also need paging as well for this. Images are already present in local folder.
I googled but couldn't find good example.I am newbie in android
- I am using Android studio 1.3.2
As I know i have to use android studio for this.
But i am looking for someone who can tell step by step process to change what all codes to make that app a web view app with a test URL foo.com .
What i did till now :
I open Android Studio
Choose a blank activity
Please let me know further steps that works
Please note that i am not looking to develop this on eclipse as new Android Studio is more preferable for me to work with
You need to make a setContentView(R.layout.your_layout) in your activity's onCreate method. You would then make an xml file in the layout folder containing the WebView. Those are the basics to get you started. You can look here for examples and the documentation. There are also lots of tutorials online.