i am trying to build the android application story book.In this application when user touch the screen of story i want option menu to come out from bottum .i tried to find it out on google but didnt get any reasonable answer.please help me to solve this problem
just call
activity.openOptionsMenu();
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I have a problem because I am using a tiling window manager, everytime I open an XML file, in Android studio, then these two small windows open op and block my view of the code. I don't know how I can permanently disable the windows/toolbars/view, (or what you call them)
I use Mod+Q to exit them every time I open the XML file, and it is quite tiring, so I am wondering if there is a way to get rid of these useless panels for goods :-)
I already searched alot in the settings of android studio, and I tried to click remove from sidebar and I even found out that you can click Shift+Escape to hide it, but my fingers gets tired from all this extra clicking everytime I enter XML split mode... :-)
Please Help Me - and thanks in advance! :-)
Thanks in advance.
right click on the title, and click on attached side
then left
then you can minimize it
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 was trying to run my first android app following a tutorial and found the next issue: according to the tutorial on the image provided I should be able to choose "Blank Activity" on the Create Activity window with the Create Activity checkbox checked but I can't go any further, if you see the image the "Finish" button is not available, I would have to unchecked the checkbox in order for the button to be available again which is wrong, is not supposed to work like that. If I uncheck the checkbox and choose finish I get an empty project and do not know how to proceed. Does any one knows what is happening or if this is a bug?. I know I can do an activity later on but right now just wanted to follow the tutorial as it is, any comments are welcome...
Update your SDK from here
Menu>Windows>Android SDK Manager
Hello I have already looked at these two posts, however they dont do a single thing xD how to lock the android programatically
Lock the android device programmatically
However the second link does give errors but i dont know what they are. Thanks all for looking :)
So, im developing a mobile app and I ve this doubt that I hope someone can solve. I have a List with projects. What I want is, when I click in one of the projects, I dont want to go to another page, I just want to see like a toolbar right under the project I just clicked. My idea is to follow basically the same concept like the app Any.Do .
Here it is what I would like to do.
I would appreciate if someone could help me on this.
Have a look at the QuickActionBar from GreenDroid project.
Cyril has created a GDCatalog sample app (available from the market), which also features this (src).