Thanks for all of the responses guys. I am referring to the actual
notification icons that show up in the title bar. I know that a
Drawable can be manipulated in many ways and that's what I would like
to do in order to update the icon but the main problem here is that
the Notification object const
Also not sure what you are talking about, but generically, from code,
if you want a Drawable object that can be modified, I had that
problem. I used a StateListDrawable.
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/graphics/drawable/StateListDrawable.html
It was for Drawables in an ImageSpa
Just making sure we are talking about notifications (and icons
therein) at the top of the screen?
>From what I recall, the way notifications work is that you can refresh
them in place by sending out a new notification with the same id.
Ofcourse this would give you a chance to update the icon too.
bump
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Anyone else have any ideas?
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Hey Kevin,
Thanks for the response. The icon I'm trying to update would be a
placeholder image that I would store in the resources of my
application. I was hoping I would be able to change this within my
program based on certain conditions and have the status bar reflect
the changes when the icon
Hi Kyle,
Where does the icon "live" that you are trying to update? Is it inside
of your app, or is it on the Android home screen? From what I can
gather the SDK does not allow one to update the icon on the home
screen during runtime (at least that is what I read here on the board
when attempting
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