set repeated reminder that repeats every month - android

I am taking two dates from the user in my android code. I want to set reminder for every month which are in between those two dates.
If first date is : 1st jan 2015 and other date is 1st Feb 2016 then I want to set reminder for the 1st day every month in between these two dates. I tried using alarm manager but couldnt able to repeat alarm. Please help. thank you

One method might be to have your alarm receiver set the next alarm when it is called (e.g. it activates on 1 Jan 2015 and sets the next one for 1 Feb 2015), so you're always setting one ahead.

First you'll need to create 2 Calendar objects to store the dates to store the dates set by the user. Then proceed by either creating pending intents for each date in a for loop by incrementing the value of month. Assign all the pending intents to your AlarmManager and fire them with FLAG_ONE_SHOT.
Please provide your code so we could better understand your problem.

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You can do this using AlarmManager but problem with only February month.
you can use like this for setAlarm for every month unfortunately don't know how can handle for February. I think you can set Condition for February particularly .
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Hello friends i want to set notification with two specific dates like
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days of the week the alarm should go off
hours and minutes of the day the alarm should go off (might be a few times a day)
number of weeks
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Then you have to calculate date by yourself.
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Prototype code for above sample:
Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
c.add(Calendar.DAY, 7x2 + 2);
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I want to add three different type reminder for a single event.
Example: For a event I want to add a reminder 1 week before the event deadline and another two reminders 1 day and 1 hour before respectively.
I managed to set the reminders for a single event, but I am facing a problem in setting proper time format in reminder menu.
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I have tried to do this without bothering the experts and have read numerous threads here and on other sites. It is clearly my brain not understanding what needs to be done in order for this to work.
My goal is that the app allows the user to enter a time and one or more days in a week. All of the GUI side and storing of the dates and times I have done, however to get the alarm manager to repeat, lets say every Monday at 14:00 and then can send at 14:02 . I have used the java Calendar object to hold the times and days of the week or even used date and day of the week of the month. These are then , as needed, converted to milliseconds for it to be read in by the alarm manager.
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Managed to figure this out now and so follows my answer:
The following code calculates the remaining days between now and the day needed for the scheduled task. the variable whichday is passed via parameter from the method this code belongs to. In the understanding of this whichday represents days of the week 1 through to 7 where 1 is Sunday , 2 is Monday and so .
//This gets the current day of the week as of TODAY / NOW
int checkcurrentday = getcurtime.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);
// This calculates the days between now and the day needed which is represented by whichday.
int numberofdays = Calendar.SATURDAY + whichday - checkcurrentday;
//Now add NOT set the difference of the days to your Calendar object
tMondayOn.add(Calendar.DATE, numberofdays);
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