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I cannot reproduce the error you are getting. What IDE are you using? Thanks.
I cannot reproduce the error you are getting. What IDE are you using? Thanks.
42 minutes ago
This isn't an ant-based project, and anyway, ant is just supposed to emulate the regular IDE so why whould it be any better than what I've already tried? What does it do in a clean and build that's different/better for a p...
This isn't an ant-based project, and anyway, ant is just supposed to emulate the regular IDE so why whould it be any better than what I've already tried? What does it do in a clean and build that's different/better for a problem like this?
about 1 hour ago
Just an update: to simplify things further I replaced the layout file with a default layout file ("foo.xml") that you get when you have Eclipse generate a new layout file for you: [link]" android:layout_width="match_pa rent"
Just an update: to simplify things further I replaced the layout file with a default layout file ("foo.xml") that you get when you have Eclipse generate a new layout file for you: [link]" android:layout_width="match_pa rent"
about 1 hour ago
how about ant clean build
how about ant clean build
about 1 hour ago
The selected state is used when the item is "focused" using a keyboard. It has nothing to do with the choice mode.
The selected state is used when the item is "focused" using a keyboard. It has nothing to do with the choice mode.
about 1 hour ago
Actually, I was looking at your code some more, and *I would want to know the URL you are downloading from* to get a better idea of the correctness. I see that you are searching for an equals sign and using that to find the file name....
Actually, I was looking at your code some more, and *I would want to know the URL you are downloading from* to get a better idea of the correctness. I see that you are searching for an equals sign and using that to find the file name. If it turns out you are coming up with an okay file name, the problem is
about 2 hours ago
Also, one more thing: does it even makes sense to use listselector (setSelector) if the background is a state drawable already? Miha
Also, one more thing: does it even makes sense to use listselector (setSelector) if the background is a state drawable already? Miha
about 2 hours ago
Hi everybody! I've read that before, only I seem to be doing something wrong. I've create an ugly sample project ([link]), where I demonstrate that when there is no background, list selector is working, but when there is, li...
Hi everybody! I've read that before, only I seem to be doing something wrong. I've create an ugly sample project ([link]), where I demonstrate that when there is no background, list selector is working, but when there is, list selector is not working, even though
about 2 hours ago
I don't think it has anything to do with the 2.2 build (what makes you think it does?) as I already tried a version targeting 4.0 and the result was the same. My users report that there are several other apps in the Play Store tha...
I don't think it has anything to do with the 2.2 build (what makes you think it does?) as I already tried a version targeting 4.0 and the result was the same. My users report that there are several other apps in the Play Store that are now marked as incompatible for their tablets, which were compatible a
about 2 hours ago
Sometimes, an app annoyingly doesn’t allow you to disable its notifications in the app’s settings. Sometimes, an app even gives advertisements through the notifications, which is even more annoying. If you have Jelly Bean 4.1...
Sometimes, an app annoyingly doesn’t allow you to disable its notifications in the app’s settings. Sometimes, an app even gives advertisements through the notifications, which is even more annoying. If you have Jelly Bean 4.1 or higher, you can fortunately disable almost any app’s notifications straight from the device settings. After the break are instructions on how you can get rid of the pesky alerts.  1. When you get a notification you don’t want, pull down the notification bar, and hold down the notification until a box pops up that says “App info.” Tap that box. (An alternate way to get to “App info” without waiting for the notification to appear is by heading to your device’s settings menu. Under the “Device” heading, tap “Application Manager” and select the app causing the problematic alerts.) 2. Once you get to “App info,”  you should see a check box with “Show notifications” checked.   3. All you need to do is tap on the box to uncheck “Show notifications”, tap “OK” in the warning popup, and you are good to go. No more notifications! You can always re-enable the notifications by going back into the settings and rechecking the “Show notifications” box. Come comment on this article: How to disable annoying Android notifications Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
about 3 hours ago