A couple of years ago i tried writing something similar... found out that
while it is working fine on most devices, on some devices it failed
miserably, especially if the user filtered the contacts (used the search
bar)... that caused the returned values to be blank on some devices.
After a
Hi!
I am observing a different Main/History stack behavior in Android 4.4 as
described in this bug :
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=61950
Are you observing issue with Stacks in you apps too ?
Any documentation about this change ?
Thanks for your help,
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Hi,
It is my first post here, so if do mistakes like wrong place to post or
improper question please forgive me.
I want to put view1 below view2 that has the property
layout_centerVertical=true in a RelativeLayout. I also have an another
view, view3 that has the property
Hello All,
Do any one have any idea of how to use Android Widget to get the same look
and feel of how IOS uses badge ICON to display pushNotification??
plz help its urgent.
Thanks in advance
On Friday, November 15, 2013 3:40:22 PM UTC+5:30, janvi wrote:
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I have not yet played with subscriptions but I would try publishing the app
under the alpha build. Only groups you mark as alpha testers can see it on the
play store and install it. It should appear in your list that way.
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I use this code to make the system contact picker show only those contacts
which have email addresses:
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PICK,
ContactsContract.Contacts.CONTENT_URI);
intent.setType(Email.CONTENT_TYPE);
Just checked that this works too (only contacts with phone numbers
Here's some advise on getting some help.
On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 6:03 AM, janvi jagruthi.bha...@gmail.com wrote:
Do any one have any idea of how to use Android Widget to get the same look
and feel of how IOS uses badge ICON to display pushNotification??
If this a new question, it'll probably
How did you report them? Did you file a DMCA notice against using your
app's name?
-John Coryat
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No. I don't have a trademark on my app's name, since it's a descriptive
name. I reported them using the Flag as inappropriate button on Google
Play, and I reported them for violating the ad policy (which they are
doing.)
On Monday, November 18, 2013 11:30:20 AM UTC-5, John Coryat wrote:
Having spent the better part of 3 days on this with no luck at all getting
this Trivial Drive app to work I thought I would post what I've done and
see if anyone can see what could be amiss.
Downloaded the Google Play extras and built the Trivial Drive app with the
proper public key.
Signed
So now I look on testers phone and their are two Google Accounts
First account is his previous primary non-gmail account (now secondary)
Second account is his brand new primary gmail account.
So is this right? These both link to the same Google Account though so
aren't they the same thing?
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