Using Button in ExpandableListView
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While you are trying to use Button in your ExpandableListView’s rows you can face that rows are not clickable anymore!
Don’t panic as me and set “android:focusable” property of Button as “false”.
Enjoy!
Showing flash objects in WebView
When I tried to show a web page in Android, I faced with a black screen since web page contained Flash content. After googling I found the easy solution. Just add a single line to application tag in your manifest file.
Using Android library projects in custom builds
Android Library Projects are quite useful when you want to use your assets/resources in multiple projects.(about library projects)
How to open another application from current application on Android? – Different Approach
Opening an application from your own application is simple and you can find the solution everywhere like this :
How to close Android application when back button clicked?
The question and the answer is easy. Catch the back button and write finish() to close the application. But it may not work in some cases.
I faced with one of this cases and found a different approach. To use onBackPressed method you have to use Android 2.2 and higher. Hope this also helps to you.
ReadyO is online for Android devices!
I have worked a lot on Flash/Actionscript but for couple of weeks I only concentrate on Android and its native language.
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