Adding Click functionality in List View – onItemClickListener()
In the previous posts we saw how we can, in a number of ways populate out List Views. However, most of the times just populating and displaying List Views aren&...
In the previous posts we saw how we can, in a number of ways populate out List Views. However, most of the times just populating and displaying List Views aren&...
Till now we have been using Android’s default row layout for populating the ListView. It might sometimes become necessary to use one that satisfies our ne...
In the previous post, I showed you how to create a ListView and populate it with elements of a String array. If you can recall, we used a regular activity in th...
Often times in your application when you want to list down a bunch of data you’re going to use a List View. It provides a predefined layout that helps cre...
One of the most striking features of Android is Content Providers. In a sentence, Content Providers consist of a centrally located database in Android that help...
In all the earlier posts throughout this tutorial section, we’ve been dealing with standalone applications i.e. ones that require no network access. But w...
In the part I of this post, I gave you a brief explanation of what ADB is and what is it used for. Although, ADB is a very effective tool and is used in numerou...
Any development work invariably involves the use of terminals. There are many who find the terminal much more fascinating than the GUI. This post is mainly targ...
Till now, we have restricted ourselves to very simple databases and hence we declare and define the database inside the Main Activity itself. However, this is m...
In the last post I showed you how to create a database. We created a table inside it and inserted values. Although we could make sure that our database was succ...