I'm new to Android studio and i was wondering that, how can I control a website through an android app.
For example: there is a listbox on the website with values and I want to select a value through my app
and press a submit button ,without opening the interface.
is it possible?
You should connect your application and website to same database on server.with application you change the values on database and you can see the result on website.you will need related libraries or classes to implement network connection between android app and server like:retrofit or volley
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I have created a WebView android app for my webapp Point of sale system, and it's not printing from webview app (from webapp through explorer working fine), I have looked for solution everywhere but no use, any help?
I am building an app with a few buttons.
One of those buttons is supposed to open a unity application I created that includes Vuforia.
After exporting unity-vuforia and turning it into an AAR file, I can't seem to create a new module in Android Studio with it as a library.
It says that the roots are wrong.
I'm new to Android development and would like to know how to integrate a unity-vuforia app to a button.
When the button is clicked the unity-vuforia should be opened.
I am developing a mobile app in Android Studio, using page layout.
I have created a profile page, it contains an image and two buttons. So my doubt is if I add a textbox above the image, it is successfully created, but when I run my app the textbox is not visible.
How can I solve that?
I can't find any documentation on how to publish your app to the app store from Visual Studio? Is this a case of having to use Xamarin Studio once you are ready to submit your app?
It seems a bit odd that xamarin gives you the opportunity to use Visual Studio but then has absolutely no instructions on how to create a bundle to submit your app to the app store..
Any tips on how to do this with Visual Studio would be great.
As far as I know, there's no way of submitting to AppStore (or even TestFlight) from VS.
I believe that you can only submit builds to the App Store using Xcode or Application Loader. Both Mac programs.
Personally I make a release build in Visual Studio, and then click the 'Show IPA File In Build server' button.
If the buttons greyed out, right-click your iOS solution, select properties. Then go to 'iOS IPA Options' and check 'Build ad-hoc/enterprise package (IPA)'
Then I go to my Mac and start up Application Loader and drag the IPA file there.
Does anyone know if it's possible to launch the iPhone or Android Foursquare app from a mobile web page? Is there a custom URL scheme we can use?
Our client would like to give users the option to use the app if they have it installed instead of the website.
The URLs for launching the Foursquare native app can be found here: https://developer.foursquare.com/resources/client.html
As suggested in that site, for Android it will fallback to mobile view if the app is not installed, for iPhone you should follow the UIApplication reference, specifically canOpenUrl: and openUrl:
For the android you might want to look at this page:
Launch custom android application from android browser
For the iphone:
iPhone apps: Can I open an app from a link in a website?