In Android, how to turn on and turn off my alarm clock, using Android SDK ?
Thanks.
I'm not sure you can directly turn it off and on, but it sounds like you can cancel an alarm using an Intent. You can also set one. I assume it would just pop up the alarm dialog, which would allow the user to cancel it.
See AlarmManager for relevant cancel and set methods.
Also, here is an example that walks through an alarm service, using the AlarmManager.
Go to Clock in the Menu of SDK...
Then,
on the left bottom,..there is a Alarm Symbol...click it..
It will display all the alarms already fixed and a link to fix a new alarm..
Select the Alarm that you want to reset...there is option very first to on/off your alarm...this is how it works...
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how can we set repeat alarms in flutter and when they triggered the dialog box should open. I tried some packages like android alarm mamager plus and flutter_alarm_clock. I can't find a way to do the things that i want. If you can help me so help me.
I'm trying to handle a click event on the clock on the Settings Pane. I'm sort of confused on the terminology which isn't helping, but here's a screenshot:
I've got an app that I'm developing (If you're curious it's here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fric.beethovenalarmclock&hl=en)
Anyhow, I'm really not sure what the button does. The default behavior seems to create a new alarm using the stock Google alarm clock. When I set an alarm on my app, though, it launches the intent for the wake screen. I'd like to be able to choose which activity in my app to launch, depending on whether sound is playing, or an alarm is set.
I couldn't find any documentation anywhere on what this button is or how to handle a click on it.
Thanks in advance!
I am working on alarm clock android app.
my problem is to activate an ringing activity in the app at the right time that the app should be closed then..
how to do that??
I wish my idea is clear. thanks
You can use AlarmManager to set the alarm. You just need to create a PendingIntent for the activity, and then pass in the parameters for either AlarmManager#set or AlarmManager#setExact, depending on your API version. If you are using API 21 or later, another option is AlarmManager#setAlarmClock.
I'm trying to write an app that checks a database for certain times, and sets an alarm for that day's time every day. I can't just start every alarm at once; that'd kill the phone in no time. For ease of access, I don't want the user to have to open up the app every morning and press a big red button to start the alarm up. So ideally, upon installing the app, the app should start up a procedure that activates an alarm for each day according to the database. I can figure out how to set an alarm from the database, but - unfortunately - only if they open up the app and press a button. What I need is a way for the app to set an alarm triggering it to set an alarm, and to do that without ever being opened. Any suggestions?
When the user first opens the app , set an alarm to start a service on next day morning , which will check your database and set the alarm .And the service will also set a new alarm to start itself next day morning and repeat the work .
Certainly you can't do this, it's terrible to user's experience. after android 4.0, your app must be opened at least once, you broadcast receiver can work normally.In other words, you can do noting before user open it once.
I would like to set a normal, Android alarm clock in my app - the one in the default Android Clock application. I simply want to schedule a an alarm that will ring let's say tomorrow at 8 a.m. I've read about the Alarm Manager, but it seems to trigger an event, and I just want it to ring. I'm pretty sure there's an easy solution for that, but I couldn't find it. I'll apprecaite any help!
It appears that there is no documented Intent for launching the alarm clock in the Android SDK. Having said that, here are a few resources you can try that should get you around that:
Intent to launch the clock application on android
Android AlarmClock ACTION_SET_ALARM intent produces exception
How does one launch android version dependent alarm clock?
I ended up building my own ringer in the BroadcastReceiver, as zapl suggested (thanks!). Problem was, I couldn't create a dialog that would allow user to dismiss the alarm, however I was able to create a notification that does that, as the class documentation suggested.