I want to automatically launch an application and click a button in it through another application like this.
I know it is some Accessibility settings needed to be enables for that app. But I don't know how to code it. I would appreciate the help. Thanks in advance
Icant understand exactly whats your goal but if i understood, Maybe you're looking for deeplinking
Flutter supports deep linking on iOS, Android, and web browsers. Opening a URL displays that screen in your app.
See the documentation here
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I am developing an Android app that has the feature of converting a video to an audio file.
I want to add a feature that makes the user able to enter his studio, then when they click on the video-share option (to share the video), to find my application icon at the bottom. Without the need to open the application.
How can I do that?
the answer is this share/receive guide
thanks VC.One that is exactly what i need
I know it's not the best practice, but it is a requested feature (e.g. for business apps). When the App gets installed, I need to automatically place it on the home screen. I saw a lot of code on the internet, but all of the code only works on button click when the app starts. But I need to place a shortcut on the homescreen immediately after the app is installed and before the app starts. Is there a way I can achieve this?
PS: To make the question more clear: The app will be distributed without Google Play Store, so that's not an option.
Thanks for your help!
Best regards,
Robin
You can't run any code in your application before the user starts your application for first time during to restrictions since Android 3.1. Check this for more information
That's an optional feature of the Market app, not of the apps themselves. When designing an application , it does not receive a broadcast about itself being installed.
the first time the app launched can create it.
You can achieve that by creating a method in your main activity and call this method from oncreate and create a boolean variable andsave it in shared preferences
When I hit "New Project" in Android Studio, I get a menu that asks me what type of project I want to make. The options are Java, Maven, Gradle, Groovy, Griffon, Static Web, Empty Project. I want to create a new project with an activity in order to start building an android app but the two options that seem remotely valid here are "Java" and "Empty Project". Choosng either of these does not create an activity for me. I tried to create an activity once the project was created by right clicking on the src file ->New->??? but I do not have an option here to create one. I am new to Android Studio could someone please help me as to why I cannot do this?
I looked at some video tutorials online and they all seemed to start with the correct menu, so online resources were of no help really...
I had this probelm either.
At last, I found that I hadn't activated the Android Support plugin.
Hope this will be helpful.
If I am right I believe you just select empty project to start a new android project. Androids website has an excellent tutorial to get beginners started: http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
I used this tutorial and it worked for me:
http://www.raywenderlich.com/78574/android-tutorial-for-beginners-part-1
Basicly you just click file\new project and you should be able to configure it and at the end you select "blank activity", which adds the activity in question. While I never saw a menu like the one you describe, it could be possible you just didn't download the important files with the sdk manager? You need the basic files and an api of your choice. It is also explained in the tutorial.
I'd like to embed the app drawer within an activity/layout in my android app. Has anyone seen an example of how this can be done?
I did a StackOverflow search and I wasn't able to find anything useful...
https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=app+drawer
Download DevApps Direct on your device. All the samples DevApps showcases are open source.
It has an example called "Sliding up Panel", with its code here.
But note that you'll also need to merge the code for this gridview example if you want to replicate the listing of the launcher icons in that panel just like the app drawer does.
I basically think this is a bad idea you shouldn't be launching other apps from inside your app unless it is a launcher. That said I've written a few. Grab my source here https://github.com/aospTV/TVLauncher-Gee
I created an Android app which communicates via USART with a µC in order to evaluate data. My co-workers and customers should use the tablet for only this purpose now. Is there any possibility to "hide" the Android OS or making it inaccessible?
Devices are rooted and I am willing to build custom ROMs (even though I do not have any experience with that yet). Are there any approaches available that I do not have to start from scratch?
Many thanks for your help.
Well. That what I'm trying to do !
The first thing I tried was to start the app just after the boot of the device (Quite easy with this).
Then, I get Android source code, and I hide the bottom bar using this code
The problem is, if your application is not stable ... you'll have some problem.
If you want to modify Android source code, the developper doc contains a very good tutorial to start !