I have an EditText and a set of Buttons in my layout. To remove autofocus from EditText i am using a dummy LinearLayout as told in some answers at this site.
I have a 7x6 grid of EditText views. I want all of them disabled when the application starts, ie they should behave like normal TextViews and not to be editable. Then the user taps one cell in the gri
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: android: how to elegantly set many button IDs
I have a problem which occurs only when I use AnySoftKeyboard. I\'m trying to show/hide the keyboard according to EditText focus.
I am trying to create a new Text selection, copy and paste functionality that overri开发者_开发知识库des that of android.
I have an EditText serialText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.pinText); Now onclick of somebutton, I should get the focus to edit text to write something. But when I click inside of edit text to wri
I set up a preferenceScreen to edit the settings in my application. I would like to insert an EditTextPreference that contains a Title like \"set your name\" and a summary containing the name开发者_如
So I\'m trying to get a grasp of using custom controls in Android. But my app crashes on trying to create the activity. Here\'s the code:
My Android application runs within a TabHost. I have 5 \"sub-activities\" all of which run as expected with one exception. The last item is a search feature. It is such a simple interface with just a
Is there any way to know if on a edit text is visible or not the cursor? I need to 开发者_如何学Goknow so I can adapt a delete method. Thanks