Hi Dennis-
The best way to approach this depends on what platforms you're targetting.
For Honeycomb and later (api level: 11), it's actually pretty
straightforward: View has two methods, setScaleX and setScaleY
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.html#setScaleX(float)
http:
Actually, it appears I spoke too soon- There's a feature request form for
the API, but not yet for the web app. I'll forward the feedback to someone
on the team:)
-Alex
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 9:57 AM, TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 11:51 AM, Alexander Lucas wr
H-
Per your comments on usability (drill-down order in same report, etc) I'll
definitely pass those along to the team- I'd recommend you also add a
feature request! Votes on community-made feature requests have real
influence in how they prioritize their time :)
Regarding the ability to select
Hi Avi-
The emulator doesn't currently support Sip- To test, you'll need a device
running gingerbread.
-Alex
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 12:34 AM, Avi wrote:
> I tried to use SIPDemo application on Android 2.3 - revision 9
> emulator
>
> But it returns null for the SIPManager.newInstance(this).
>
Hi Guys-
Sorry I didn't spot this thread until now. Some answers:
Brill-
H is correct- Custom Variables don't get sent by themselves- They're
basically metadata for your pageviews and events. Their main purpose is to
allow you to look at segments of your traffic.
H-
Can you elaborate on what
Some gotchas:
1- Data isn't guaranteed to show up in Analytics until 24 hours after the
data is submitted to analytics. It usually shows up earlier, but you should
give it 24 hours (Notice I didn't say a day- Testing at 11:59 PM and
checking for data at 12:01 AM won't get you anywhere :P ).
2-
A Google search for "Free SIP provider" yields some good leads.
A good tool to use for testing is sip:e...@iptel.org, which basically
just echoes back any audio it receives. As soon as you hear your own
voice coming back, you know it was a successful call, data's flowing
the way it should, etc.
I'm trying to figure out how to get a list of contacts, with phone
numbers, filtered by group using the new (Eclair and up) Contacts
API. Under the old API, it was a simple matter of:
Uri useUri = Uri.parse("content://contacts/groups/name/" + groupName +
"/members");
Cursor swankyCursor = ma
I was having the same issue, and after reading through this thread
(and some excessive experimentation) I found the following:
-In my case it ended up working best that I not explicitly set
focusable, focusable in touch mode, or clickable on anything- either
on the list as a whole or on individua
Update:
Things I've tried so far:
-Moved everything into a single relativelayout, removed the child's
clickability and instead added an OnItemClickListener to the parent
listview. This method didn't fire on touch events for some reason,
even when I had removed all "setClickable" and "setFocusabl
As a work around to the issue where a list item isn't focusable if it
has a focusable child item (a comment by Romain Guy was that this was
intended behavior, for accessibility reasons) I simply filled the
listItem with two children, each of which is focusable - There's
nowhere to directly touch
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