Hello there,
I am trying to get my head around CursorLoaders and would appreciate some
help.
I have a ListFragment which loads list data in a background thread via a
CursorLoader/implementing the LoaderManager.LoaderCallbacks
interfaces. The data in the list comes from a database via a
Cont
extremely sensitive data, e.g. credit card details)?.
On Tuesday, 12 February 2013 17:05:23 UTC, Nikolay Elenkov wrote:
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> On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 12:11 AM, saladbowl
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> wrote:
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> > My understanding is that the AccountManager stores the
> > username a
OK - there is a lot of information out there on this subject, a lot of it
is conflicting and some of it is probably outdated by now. I am hoping that
some clear, concise answers will help clear my confusion.
I am new to developing Android applications and I am currently developing a
prototype.
Some further information . this only seems to apply when the
spinnerMode is set to dialog, the list selector is picked up in dropdown
mode.
On Thursday, 31 January 2013 18:36:53 UTC, saladbowl wrote:
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> *In earlier versions of Android (API level 8-10 I think):*
> If I crea
*In earlier versions of Android (API level 8-10 I think):*
If I create my own ListView style with the listSelector attribute set to my
own custom state list drawable in my styles.xml file, then I am able to see
my custom colours when a list item is pressed, focused, etc.,
including in spinner di
Thanks so much for the responses - much appreciated.
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I have created a SyncAdapter class which inherits from
AbstractThreadedSyncAdapter and runs in its own Service.
I was wondering if the SyncManager only allows one synchronisation to be
undertaken at a time (i.e via a called to my SyncAdapter's onPerformSync())
or do I need to explicitly make su
I'm sorry if this is not relevant. I understand that no-one on here is a
lawyer - but I thought that developers need to have some appreciation of
software licensing and was hoping for some general guidance.
Many apologies.
On Thursday, 20 December 2012 19:17:32 UTC, Lew wrote:
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Hello there,
If I copy a few lines here and there (but not entire functions/files) from
example code on the Android Developers site and the samples, modify them
and use them in my commercial project, I assume as they are licensed under
Apache 3.0 that my work will be a derivative I need to prov
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