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I understand that during development, you are supposed to use the test devices (either xml tags or java code behind) to show test ads on your own devices to avoid clicking your own ads before releasing an app for production in the PlayStore.
My question is that once an app is in production, in the PlayStore, is it not fair game for the developer to click ads? After turning off test ads for upload to PlayStore does AdMob know that it is the developer that is clicking ads? How?
Google's stance seems pretty unambiguous to me. AdMob publisher guidelines and policies
Publishers may not click their own ads or use any means to inflate
impressions and/or clicks artificially, including manual methods.
Testing your own ads by clicking on them is not allowed.
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I am new to android app development is there any plugin that capture different webpages to get user interactions with webpage UI,user device name,user session,user time spend on a particular screen and display those records on my mobile application.
thanks.
Your best bet would be google analytics. Its pretty straightforward and well documented.
See here : Google Analytics
If you mean you have a web application for mobile,
What about clicktale ?
it shows a full report of clicks like hitmap and more, also google analytics is one of the best free users analysing tool, you can combine many tools using the google tag manager, its actually a industry by itself
I would recommend using clickale and google analytics at first.
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I have to develop a music player application, and in this app different activities has to be swiped through (same interface as google play music where you swipe through different parts).
I want to have just one page (main page), with different tabs where I can swipe through.
Since I'm also new to android development (familiar with java though). I have difficulties understanding are these tabs different activities, do I need to use fragments etc. I'm so lost on how to start building the actual app (start with interface, activities etc.).
I would be grateful if someone could give me some advice and introduce me to some good tutorials.
Thanks.
Here is a link from google developers on how to implement sliding tabs like google play.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRg_eDfQ8fk
And this is an excellent tutorial to build a music player.
http://www.androidhive.info/2012/03/android-building-audio-player-tutorial/
Integrate both and you will have your app.
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I have an android application APK that has been burnt in the android OS. So it becomes its native application. So can you please guide me how I remove it after OS burnt on the phone. If I cant remove it without root access. Can I update this native application by any way. It is not uploaded on Google Play. So can I do this that I can upload its newer version on Google Play Store and then update manually from device android market/play store application?
Please guide me if this option is valid or not. If yes then How? And If No then how can I achieve this.
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been burnt in the android OS
No. It's only installed on (by default) read-only partition.
So can you please guide me how I remove it after OS burnt on the phone
You need write access to that partition => root
Can I update this native application by any way
Yes. Just install any new app with the same package id and singed with the same certificate the ROM-installed version is and you got it updated
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I want to implement inapp purchase in my app which is a free app, It will ask to buy, after purchase the new apk replace the old apk.
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Err, I think you'll need to take a different approach.
According to the Google Play Rules, "An app downloaded from Google Play may not modify, replace or update its own APK binary code using any method other than Google Play's update mechanism." So you cannot change your apk.
But you have some options:
Create a 'pro' version on the Play Store
Have a app wide setting which changes the activity behaviour, or have 2 sets of activities, as you seem to already have made... This can be triggered by an in-app purchase. The docs for that are here: http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/api.html
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I am running my android app on my samsung galaxy s2 phone. The phone has a physical menu button, and if I click it, I get a menu overlap that has 1 option that says by default "Settings". Some phones don't have the physical menu button. I made a button in the app for this purpose, to show the menu.
However I don't know how to show the menu using java code.
Does anyone know how do this?
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Simply call openOptionsMenu(); and it will programmatically open the options menu.
I suppose you can't do this in onCreate, or other methods similar to this where the options menu has not yet been created.
reference to Android's official documentation.