You may be familiar with the gmail button on the top left corner of the gmail app for android. And the same button is in google chrome too. Now I am working on an app that have the same button at the same place as the gmail app has. I want to get some help from you people, that how should I start it what should I do for it. Please give me an idea to start it. below is the image
Most of the Google's apps use ActionBar which is the box at the top the application.
Read More:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/actionbar.html
Related
I'm just starting to develop an Android TV app.
below video link is the main setting screen of Google TV.
If you look, the top menu is displayed on the left and the sub menu is displayed on the right.
And when the top menu is selected, the submenu on the right moves to the left.
I want to implement a setting page like this, but I can't find it.
Should I use BrowseSupportFragment from Leanback library?
Any help would be appreciated.
You can check the video at the link below
video link
Since the shared link is expired, I couldn't look at your desired output, but iirc tv settings app is implemented using GuidedStepSupportFragment. You can refer to this guide to find out how to use this Fragment. Also there are some code samples in Showcase app which might be helpful.
.
I am working on an Android app and want to display a menu with some data about the app on a similar menu when you do a long click on the app logo in the main menu of the phone, like the one the YouTube app has, or other Android apps when pressed down.
I am working on Android Studio, and I've searched different sites for info on how to get to the menu, by default the android apps show a menu when long clicked, in which you can choose whether you want to delete the app or something else. I want to know how to access that menu.
At least I want to know the name of the menu so I can do more research, but if anyone knows how to interact with it, it would be great.
This blog explains it nicely
https://medium.com/#andreworobator/implementing-android-app-shortcuts-74feb524959b
Also FYI, With Q Android is doing some changes in shortcuts api. Do check that as well.
they're called Android App Shortcuts, this could help you answer your question How to create shortcut within app in Android?
Good luck! :)
I want to guide user to using particular section of app in a transparent screen with a "GOT IT!" button to confirm that they saw this tip. Like the one, app like Zapya uses to guide user to choose between "create group" and "join" button.
Check out the following thread for some ideas:
How to create a guided tour for an android application
I think that the ShowcaseView library fits your purposes quite well.
I'm trying to figure out if there's any way I can add such a button programmatically that will open certain activity in my application?
my application is pre-installed and therefor have system permissions.
just to make sure , I'm talking about the quick settings button panel we have in the notification upper area.
Image for reference : http://howikis.com/Image:Notification_panel_settings04.png
another question , if the answer is no , if I can get my application signed with platform certificate , will this help?
thank you very much for your help.
Always facing the problem which is depicted in the below image
Gmail icon and my app icon is there. But the page icon is my app's icon. When opening my app by clicking an url(app related) from Gmail and then minimize my app shows like this. Anyone know the reason?
This is caused by the use of up navigation. However, it is suggested that you do use up navigation. Many people will argue that it isn't intuitive, but that's just the way Android handles this.