I added to Issue 22926http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=22926
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Please star this issue if you run into problems with preview not updating
related to buttons and selectors.
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I am posting this to determine if this is a bug I should file or my own
operator error. Any input would be appreciated.
I was attempting to use a theme to change the background of all buttons in
my application.
Instead of using a
I followed the below instructions that were posted on this issue and was
successful in cleaning my project!
Comment 3 http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=15209#c3 by
rui.mtd@gmail.com http://code.google.com/u/@WRRWRVVXDhhAXgh5/, Mar 7,
2011
Ok, after one and a half hour, I
I am using the 1.6 SDK + ADT 10 just downloaded it yesterday.
I have the same issue with no generated R.java file after cleaning the
project.
But if I click on the project and press F5 to refresh the error goes
away and the project builds fine and R.java is present.
Is this an error in ADT 10?
On
I was working on creating a wifi service for my application. When I
ran into a strange error detailing Error receiving broadcast
Intent ... and stating that there was a NullPointerException. I was
finally able to track this issue down. What I discovered was a
broadcast intent action like
also you can checkout an open source wifi library at
http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-connecter/
On Jan 25, 3:16 am, Kostya Vasilyev kmans...@gmail.com wrote:
There is a way to do this from code:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/WifiManager.h...,
boolean)
public
I was able to fix this issue buy checking if
Context.registerReceiver() returned null or not, and setting a Boolean
in my BroadcastReceiver. This is basically what BroadcastReceiver's
isInitialStickyBroadcast() does.
just for good measure below is the LogCat error and stack trace:
02-24
, ericharlow eric.b.har...@gmail.com wrote:
I struggled with finding and using a simple drag and drop list. I
figured others would be looking for the same type of thing since
android doesn't currently provide one. A simple Drag and Drop List
Example can be found
athttp
I struggled with finding and using a simple drag and drop list. I
figured others would be looking for the same type of thing since
android doesn't currently provide one. A simple Drag and Drop List
Example can be found at
Hey John,
First off I like the styling you have on your list.
I ran into a problem like this before.
I definitely second the idea of listview recycling.
two things that might help.
One I assume you are using an EfficientAdapter, I was.
Try swaping the adapter for an array adapter just to see if
Hello John,
I really like the look-n-feel of that list.
I agree with the idea that this is a recycling problem.
I think I ran into a problem very similar to this.
Two things to check.
First are you using an EfficientAdapter that stores id lookups in the
tag? I remember I was.
try switching
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