Sorry for the complete newbie question but i'm not having much luck.
I've created a project through eclipse with the phonegap plugin and deployed it as an android app onto a tablet to run locally - but I'm getting the 'Note: Navigation may not work if viewed locally' bar being added on the bottom of the pages.
How do I get round this? I thought if it was packaged up in this format I wouldn't have to install an android webserver onto the tablet and run it through the browser?
All guidance is much apreciated.
I had the samme error, and it turned out that jquery.mobile was included twice. Removal of the twin reference resulted in removal of the Note.
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Hey guys and girls for a the past week I've grown a lot of interest in android studio (even without knowing quite much about it) I decided to create an app that I deemed quite useful. However the app required maps to be integrated in it and I really did not know what I was doing and at one point I started messing with the settings and then all hell broke loose and I kept getting AAPT2 errors and I even tried to fix this issue with the gradle properties line that you add (I forgot the line of code to add). Anyways it still didnt work. However I rembered that I always kept the good version (before I broke everything) of the app on my phone. So when I go in my phone the app is there and it works just fine. Ive tried so many things to get the source code from the app on my phone without any succes. My question is, how can I get the source code back from the working app onto my laptop to continue coding in android studio? If it helps I am using Linux 18.04 LTS and running the newest version of android studio. Thank you for any help from you guys. This means a lot to me.
You can’t get back the ‘source code’ from an already compiled app.
You should consider using some version control platforms like git from the next time
When I build my Cordova app sometimes the correct HTML and CSS is displayed but other times I'm missing entire HTML blocks and css files. I've tried building multiple times and running on Browser/Device but it still shows the old app. I've also tried deleting the platforms folders re-adding the platforms and then building but still no luck.
Anyone had this issue and know how to solve it?
Empty the browser cache and then restart the browser.
I created a hybrid project which creates a default 'Hello Worklight' page which successfully runs on the android emulator... Now i replaced the default HTMl page with a different page along with its css and javascript folders... I rebuilt the project... It builds without any errors... But when the apps launches in the emulator....the app is just stuck on the IBM logo... I can see no errors in the logcat, that is why i cant figure out whats the problem... Do i need to modify something when i replaced the default HTML age? Help please....
You cannot simply "replace" the contents of index.html with some other content.
The file MUST contain the following:
Reference to css/main.css in the HEAD
References to the following in the BODY
js/initOptions.js
js/main.js
js/messages.js
Without these (and especially initOptions.js and main.js), the app will indeed get stuck on the splash because you will fail to load the Worklight framework, so nothing will work...
Instead, you need to ADD to it (additional references, content, etc).
Explain what you're trying to accomplish...
i am using sencha touch 2 for first time .i have installed mds applaud plugin with sencha touch support for eclipse
i start project by including sencha touch library as shown below.
then i add sencha code as follows
but when i run the programme in android emulator instead of printing hello world it shows blank white screen as below.
can anyone help me how to run this application sucessfully ?
I'm pretty new to this, but I found that you can test the view in your browser by directing it to the folder that the app is in. For example, I just created an app called "TS2". The app is in the folder C://xampp/htdocs/ts3 so I direct my browser to http:// my ip here /ts3/assets/www/. Of course I got the apache server running in XAMPP.
One more thing, I created the new app in the bash console and then imported it to Eclipse. In the screen you capped I selected "Create project from specific source directory" and then there is another option called something like import.
I hope this helps but, as I said, I'm still learning myself.
Okay here's the deal:
I want to download the full source of the MMS/SMS application that ships with Android phones. I want to be able to modify it, and add a little custom functionality to it.
I am developing using Eclipse, and I'm on Windows 7. I have noticed that there is now a Git for Windows, but I am pretty lost in it and not sure how to integrate everything with Eclipse.
Basically, I want to just get it to the point where I have all the source code visible in Eclipse and be able to see the app run JUST like the built-in texting/MMS app that is already on my phone. Then I'll know that I can modify it and proceed.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
There's a mirror of the SMS/MMS app on GitHub here. Just import that to Eclipse and customise away.
Unless you want to customize and use it only on your own phone (without publishing), this is not a good idea. This is because it uses classes that are hidden from the sdk. By default you won't even be able to build the apk via eclipse, but there is a way. The reason why this is a bad idea is that the hidden apis are not guaranteed to remain the same through different api-levels and your app can stop working with the next android update, and might also not work on previous api-levels. In-fact your app might not even work on selected phones running the same api-level.