Thanks for your help Jeff, its finally starting to make a lot more
sense now!
-James
On Apr 29, 6:43 pm, Jeff Sharkey wrote:
> Right, that wouldn't have an effect because your inflated layout is a
> completely different copy from the one inflated by the home screen.
>
> Also, I noticed that you
Right, that wouldn't have an effect because your inflated layout is a
completely different copy from the one inflated by the home screen.
Also, I noticed that your using "putExtra" in your PendingIntents. Be
sure to use the FLAG_CANCEL_CURRENT flag when calling getActivity() to
make sure your ex
Thanks for your reply Jeff,
Turns out what I really needed to do here was learn how Intent based
programming on Android works and how to actually implement it! What I
was missing here was actually declaring the activity in the Android
XML (I assumed that activities only had to be declared if they
Hmm, not sure exactly why it isn't working. Because you can't know
the state of the remote AppWidgetHostView holding your widget, you
should package up all operations each time you push an update. You
said in logcat it looks like it's trying to start the activity, could
you paste the couple of l
As a side note I also tried using LayoutInflator and attaching an
onClickListener to the imageview manually, but that failed to
recognise any events. Im guessing here that changes made via a
layoutinflator will not be picked up by remote views which later use
that layout?
On Apr 29, 1:19 am, "jrg
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