Can you please suggest to me how to add a menu item in the system menu? For example, I would like to add a shortcut to my application in the system contacts menu.
If you want to integrate into contacts , try this :
http://www.mostlybaked.com/android-contacts-integration
http://developer.android.com/resources/articles/contacts.html
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How to create a dynamic menu or using layout. If i click on image then open one menu in this menu if i click on option then another menu open like sub menu :
please find below image to batter understanding :
how to make the bottom navigation menu no select any menu item when startup the application??
i am trying to set
bottomNavigationView.getMenu().getItem(0).setChecked(true);
but this is not working..
this is the layout i want
bottomNavigationView.setSelectedItemId(R.id.myTabId);
You can use this code to select a option programmatically at start.
I need to open android support library action bar overflow menu (the one shown with three vertical dots) programatically. I know its a silly requirement but one of my client is insisting that they want the menu option to be opened and visible when user tap on a button in an activity.
Any pointer on how to do this will be highly appreciated.
Try using openOptionsMenu in your Activity.
You can do something similar to this implementing your own custom ActionProvider Check this out, in the "Creating a custom action provider" section.
Hope it helps
Is it possible to add a new Menu Item to other application's Option/Action menu?
For example:
In phone's contacts menu, I want to add a new menu item "Share on Orkut (example)".
Is it possible in Android?
Thanks
Souvik
No, its not possible to modify other applications' behavior in code
I noticed that some android applications are adding its own menu item to the "Select wallpaper from" menu. Please how can I add my own item to the menu?
The menu is accessible from home screen by clicking to menu and clicking to the Walpaper item.
You create you own live wallpaper.