I have 5 activities. When I click on any button in any of those 5 activities, I want to close the application and when I reopen it, I want to launch the application from first activity.
My application has several activities the first being a logon screen, I want to always force the user to logon even if they have stopped the application using the home button and the restored it. Is there a way to achieve this in android?
I have code of two android app say A and B. I want to implement code of A in B application. For that I made A as library (jar) and add it in B project. A itself contains activities and other classes. Now I want to call A's root activity on a button click and run all the flow in A in B app project.
I am working on an application which will help children with their education. The application will include simple drag and drop activities. I have searched the internet for engines and found some quite good ones but was wondering if just using Android itself would be adequate for these simple activities that are not really demanding?
What do you think?
I am working on an application which consists of different screens, which I am designing as different activities with different layouts. For each screen, there are two, large (1536x2048) png files, used as overlay backgrounds (they are alpha blended).
I have made an application in that i have some activities,from them one activity has a toggle button,Now i want is that when i press togglebutton to "yes" then if i press on back next button of "Activity2.java" it should go to "deposit.java" else it should go to activity3.java.
my code for activity(contains togglebutton);
Activity1.java
package com.theappgeeks.kevingreenwealth;
import android.
I'm developing an application which will consists only of a few services and no activities (i.e. no UI)
Basically I want to have 2 to 3 services to be running in the background right from when user installs the application on his/her device.
I have a few questions over this:
How will my services start after application installation? My BroadcastReceiver should be listening to which event?
After reading this I hope that you will get a better understanding of what activities are and start to think about how you can benefit from them. I will also try to answer the frequently asked question “Why should I use activities instead of virtual desktops?” and explain when I think you should use what.
My application checks in MainActivity eclusively if Gps is enabled. If not a DialogFragment appears which guides the user to Android Location Settings.
On accessing all Activities a Dialog appears if no network/internet-connection is established or even connecting to a network.
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