I'm having the exact same problem with the skeleton app. All I added was a
toast alert. App is restarted every single time.
I downloaded the newest Eclipse. I downloaded the latest Android SDK. Same
problem.
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Also I've removed everything from onCreate except for a toast alert. After
signing and running it it shows my alert. I hit home, hit the app icon and
again it shows my alert. WTF? Switching to it by holding down home does not
show the alert.
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My app contains 2 activities, one is mine which is not much more than the
web browser control. The other is PayPal's for accepting money through the
app. Up until recently everything was great. You leave the app, come back
and you're right where you left off. But now, you leave the app and w
I'm still trying to identify the cause of this. I believe it's also causing
some users to not be able to run the app (it crashes on startup). There are
no helpful crash reports. I took a version of the app that didn't have the
problem, exported and re-signed it and it now has the same problem
it. This is very odd because I just put an
update out for it about a month ago and it was fine. I hadn't touched
it since.
This is the only activity in the app.
On Sep 20, 12:38 pm, TreKing wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 12:21 PM, GregAZ wrote:
> > But the problem still remai
instead of doing step 3 I hold home
down and switch to the app it just resumes, onCreate isn't called
again.
I thought I had instance problems but it seems my problem is onCreate
is called when it shouldn't be which is starting my app all over
again. Bundle is null, my variables are reset,
I think I misunderstood when onRestoreInstanceState is called so
ignore that part. But the problem still remains, the bundle is always
null even though it is saved. I have logging showing me
onSaveInstanceState is called.
On Sep 20, 12:11 pm, GregAZ wrote:
> savedInstanceState is always n
savedInstanceState is always null. For some reason this just started
happening. onSaveInstanceState is being called but here's what's
happening:
1. Launch app by pressing app icon
2. Hit home button (I've verified onSaveInstanceState is called)
3. Launch app by pressing app icon
4. Attempt to rea
It happens after I sign it cuz I didn't zip align it once to see which
was causing. I updated my jaraligner to the latest version and it's
still doing it.
On Sep 15, 10:23 pm, GregAZ wrote:
> It's not just my phone, it's happening for others as well. And yes, I
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mulator, right?
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It happens if I sign it and not zip align it. Maybe my jarsigner was
updated? I guess I'll see what I have and if there's a newer one.
On Sep 15, 9:10 pm, GregAZ wrote:
> As the title says, but I'll try to make it easier to understand.
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As the title says, but I'll try to make it easier to understand.
I copied a project using Windows explorer, imported it, and then used
the Android menu to rename the application package. Then I ran it,
worked great (just as I would expect). I signed it, uninstalled the
dev version from my phone,
nstanceState() and restore it in onCreate(), this will all work
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if (requestCode == 1)
{
BaseClass appState = ((BaseClass)getApplicationContext());
String uploadUrl = appState.getUploadUrl(); // NULL on Droid
phones
}
}
I added
android:name=".BaseClass"
to the manifest.
On Sep 19, 2:05 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
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android.provider.MediaStore.Images.Media.INTERNAL_CONTENT_URI);
i.putExtra("url", url);
setResult(1, i);
startActivityForResult(i, 1);
In the onActivityResult:
String url = intent.getStringExtra("url");
It's null.
On Sep 17, 2:31 pm, GregAZ wrote:
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l to the data (Intent) that is returned:
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I have a problem that's only affecting Droid phones. I end up not
being able to access global variables after an onActivityResult event.
While looking into this I came across:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/708012/android-how-to-declare-global-variables
I follow those directions, but still th
To try to work-around it, I added the URL to the image picker intent
figuring I could read it back out in the onActivityResult, but that
didn't work, even on my Hero it was NULL.
Anyone have any ideas?
On Sep 15, 8:09 pm, GregAZ wrote:
> I have an Android app that is mostly a WebView ex
I have an Android app that is mostly a WebView except for a few
things. One of them is uploading pictures.
After the user picks an image I get the filepath and pass that along
with the webview's url to a new method in a new thread.
For some reason, in the onActivityResult method I can't get the
I have the same problem. Mine still isn't showing up and it's not in
FAQ's either. It's been over 12 hours now.
On Dec 20, 6:08 am, rompelstilchen666
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> so why is this not apea
I'm creating a view where it will list about 30 items, each with its
own checkbox. I'm using the
android.R.layout.simple_list_item_multiple_choice layout for this.
I have it displaying on the screen with my items and the checkboxes
and it looks great. But here's the problem. When I click on one
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