Im making this question because, i dont know if im the only one who happened this and how to fixed. In the last month i been acceding to the android.developers site without having any problem, but in the last 2 weeks, it started to show posts in korean, like this:
and it happens in all the site, showing me parts in korean and parts in english. I tryed to access to manually to the site, but it still resending me to the "ko" extension. I have the computer in russian and i dont know if that influences the search. I didnt find anything related to this, and it starts to be really annoying. Thanks!
I had this happen to me too! Clear your cookies and cached app data in settings. Google chrome: Ctrl-H, clear history, check only the above options. Close browser, re-open and check if it is still the same. This happened to me when I clicked on a Korean link to google dev page last week.
At the bottom of the page you can simply choose the language you want and the menu will be in the right language again.
If it happens again: when you have the "intl/ko/" in URL -> just replace "ko" by "en".
IT works just right now (after months of research...)
Rather than clearing your complete browser data,
Right click -> Inspect Element -> Click on Resource Tab Now select
'Cookies' menu -> select developer.android.com Here delete
'android_developer_pref_lang'
Now close this Tab. Open develop.android.com in new tab.
In Chrome, from the javascript console (F12-Application-Console):
document.cookie = 'android_developer_pref_lang=en; path=/'
and then refresh the page
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In the area of "Let us know whether your app contains ads" in App Content, this section tells me that I have to complete the next section
You must let us know whether your app contains ads. The 'Contains ads' label is shown next to apps with ads on Google Play. Make sure this information is accurate, and is kept up to date.
here
But when I go to the option, it just show me
this
For me, it was the Ad Blocker. I disabled my adblocker and refreshed the page and it worked.
#Mate Farkas's answer (worked on phone) inspired me to test this.
Try to complete the section on your phone.
I'm chasing the same issue for an hour now. On Chrome+MacOS I'm seeing the same error as you, on Chrome+Android (Pixel 2) it works for me.
I ended up downloading Chrome to see if the problem was the browser (I was using Edge Chromium), and the option appear, seems like is a bug with Edge Chromium.
I have a CodeName One app where I'm using the BrowserComponent to load an HTML page. This HTML page (HTMLPage1) further opens another HTML page (HTMLPage2) on the click of a button using window.open(). This works correctly in the app. This HTMLPage2 has a Close button and on clicking this button, HTMLPage2 should be closed and the control should go back to HTMLPage1. However, this is not working as expected. On clicking the Close button, nothing happens in the app and HTMLPage2 is still shown in the app. I have tried using window.close() and self.close() and neither of them work.
I found the following article on searching
Android Webview: Scripts may close only the windows that were opened by it that seems similar to the problem I am facing
Also, I have a WebView Test app (can be found on PlayStore - search for com.snc.test.WebView Test) on my mobile that lets me modify the WebView settings and launch different URL's. I used this app to check if I can successfully invoke my HTML pages through the WebView Test app. With the default settings, I ran into the same problem as described above. The Close button didn't work.
However, then I modified the setSupportMultipleWindows() property in the app and set it to true. After that, it worked correctly through the WebView Test app. On clicking Close in HTMLPage2, that page was closed and I could see HTMLPage1 again.
So, I tried checking how to set this property in CodeName One. I found that the BrowserComponent.setProperty("SupportMultipleWindows", "true") should be able to do the same thing. When I set this property and tested the app, it still didn't work.
Then I looked through the documentation of
WebSettings.setSupportMultipleWindows
According to this documentation, if set to true, WebChromeClient.onCreateWindow(WebView, boolean, boolean, Message) must be implemented by the host application.
I could not find a way to do this through CodeName One.
Am I going down the right path to tackle this problem? If not, kindly guide me.
I'm experiencing very interesting problem with my Galaxy S6 Edge phone with marshmallow. When I go to developer options. Instead of a long list of options I get a message of "developer options not available for this user". As far as I know, I don't have any other user (I even don't know how to add a user, to be honest). I saw a couple of people had a similar issue with kitkat but they weren't even able to get the developer options menu item in the settings. I have that developer options item and I actually have it for a while. I haven't done anything special recently and I wonder anyone experienced this before and whether there is a way of fixing this without factory reset.
Finally there are a couple of more symptoms which may/may not be related with this.
Task Switch button at the bottom of screen doesn't work.
The settings button on the notifications panel doesn't work
EDIT : I had to fix the issue by factory reset, I didn't have the chance to try Victor's answer but I am accepting it as the right answer since there are some people who were able to fix their issue
One solution is to run the com.google.android.setupwizard/.SetupWizardTestActivity activity and step through the setup wizard - https://plus.google.com/u/0/+PaulOBrien/posts/8EGNvpY9jQa
A relatively easy way of running that activity is described here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s7/659407-s7-edge-not-showing-notifications-tray-recent-apps-button-settings-button-dnt-work.html#post5083902
1) Download Nova Launcher & set it as default to replace TouchWiz.
2) Long press on the home screen.
3) Choose Widgets.
4) At the top, under Nova Launcher, scroll to the right & press & hold on Activities and place it somewhere empty on the home screen.
5) Scroll down to Setup Wizard. I saw 2 Setup Wizard options.
6) Under the first Setup Wizard option, I opened it & scrolled down to the 3rd choice which said ".SetupWizardTestActivity". It might be in a different spot for you, but look at the small writing, that's how I saw this one.
7) Select that to create the widget shortcut.
8) Open it. Apparently you're supposed to have a menu to go through and just click through "Next", but there wasn't one for me.
Following the instructions in that forum post fixed the problem on my Note 4.
I was able to fix this by adding and then deleting a new user:
In Settings, go to "Users".
Tap "Add user" and follow the prompts, including "Set up now" to switch to the new user.
Repeat step #1.
Tap your original user to switch back.
Repeat step #1.
Tap the gear icon next to the new user, then tap "Remove user" and follow the prompts.
Is there a way I can disable close button of the android emulator or get a confirmation before closing.
After several runs I accidently closed the emulator.
Also it takes a lot of time to load the emulator again.
There is no built-in support anywhere for this. You have to search for 3rd-party solutions.
Here is one I found quickly.. http://lifehacker.com/5183947/noclose-disables-windows-close-button.
Go to the website, let it load, and then you have to search for NoClose. It is there, but it does not scroll automatically to the app to download.
You can also try to search for another similar solution.
I'm working on a mobile version of the chatroom my website (just a website, not an android application), and the first time I loaded that page on my Motorola DROID everything acted as expected:
click on the input field to select it
tap the same field again to open up the keyboard
start typing
auto complete words are suggested gray-on-white right above the keyboard
After a few refreshes of the page step 4 does not happen! There is no white bar above the keyboard, and no suggestions come up.
I cannot figure out what may be causing it, or how to test it. I downloaded Dolphin browser, and the keyboard behaves correctly the first time, but not the following times (just like default).
All suggestions are welcome.
Edit Apr 8:
As requested a link to the website: http://phantasyrpg.com will redirect to http://mobile.phantasyrpg.com -- you will need to register and visit the "Tavern" from the menu on top left.
Edit Apr 10:
I've created a very empty example that has the same issue:
http://mobile.phantasyrpg.com/test-chat.html I'm also noticing this on other pages as long as the URI is the same -- there's this issue. If there's a GET parameter that's different, suggestions come up correctly.
I'm wondering if there's some setting in my Apache that sends some silly or broken header. But I don't know much about headers.
I've had this happen before... that are workarounds when using a WebView, but AFAIK there's no way to fix this in just a plain site. But basically, there's some sort of cache or something that exists in the browser tab. At first (new tab) auto-complete always works for me. After staying on the same domain in the same tab for a while, it all crashes. For me specifically, after this point the number '7' on the keyboard will sometimes make the browser segfault =\
If you look around the net, you will notice countless bugs filed for the issues showing up in almost all major websites. All complaining the auto-complete stops on Android. I'm pretty it's global, and unstoppable.