A great idea. I too think you should leverage the existing community
to build up the knowledgebase and improve general documentation
quality. Using Google, etc., it's sometimes very hard to figure out
what information is still valid, what's obsolete, and what's strictly
wrong. (It's for this rea
Obviously the URL is "http://www.androidref.com";. Sorry for the typo.
Jay
On Feb 19, 12:54 pm, "AndroidRef.com" wrote:
> Andrew,
>
> Take a look at "Using the Google Maps API tomapa location and add a
> marker to themap." at "http://www.anroidref
Andrew,
Take a look at "Using the Google Maps API to map a location and add a
marker to the map." at "http://www.anroidref.com/";.
>From a quick glance, our code seem similar, though you're obviously
drawing on the map and I'm dropping an image. If you still can't get
it to work after reviewing
Manoj,
I've tried twice to post an answer, but I still don't see it. It may
be because this is my first post, and it's in the process of being
moderated, but just in case, I'll try a third time.
Does this work for you (SDK 2.1):
//
// Find contact based on name.
//
ContentResolver cr = getCont
(apologies if this double posts)
Manoj,
I've started documenting solutions to problems I encounter at "http://
www.androidref.com/". Look under "How to create an SD card, store a
contact photo, and display the photo on the handset." for an SDK 2.1
example of how to read a contact:
//
// Find c
Manoj,
I've started documenting solutions to issues I personally encounter at
"http://www.androidref.com";. I do have SDK 2.1 contact lookup code
that you might be able to use under "How to create an SD card, store a
contact photo, and display the photo on the handset.":
//
// Find contact base
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