I have just bought a second hand Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000. I have some data from the previous owner, like text message history, contact list and so on. I was wondering if there is any way to return its firmware to brand new status. This is my first smartphone, so be gentle.
Settings -> Privacy -> Restore & Backup -> Factory Reset (Wipe data)
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Issue:
After dragging an item from "new" to "in progress", the item automagically becomes unassigned.
Tried solution:
I tried reconfiguring the board but can't find the option, I am admin.
Acceptance criteria solution:
Moving a card no longer changes the assigned person to unassigned, regardless of who does the dragging.
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TV device does not support touch operation, users have to use Remote Control. We need to move focus by press left, top, right, bottom direction key, and when the target widget get focus, we will press OK button to response kinds of key event. But I cannot find any flutter interface to solve this interaction, anyone who can help me?
There are SystemChannels for this.
I haven't tried it myself, but it looks like this should do what you need:
DartDocs - SystemChannels.keyEvent
A JSON BasicMessageChannel for keyboard events.
[DartDocs - SystemChannels.textInput[(https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/flutter/0.0.41-dev/services/SystemChannels/textInput-constant.html)
A JSON MethodChannel for handling text input.
This channel exposes a system text input control for interacting with
IMEs (input method editors, for example on-screen keyboards). There is
one control, and at any time it can have one active transaction.
Transactions are represented by an integer. New Transactions are
started by TextInput.setClient. Messages that are sent are assumed to
be for the current transaction (the last "client" set by
TextInput.setClient). Messages received from the shell side specify
the transaction to which they apply, so that stale messages
referencing past transactions can be ignored.
The later is used in https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/4389f07024a4c69f7223401abd4d0ab3ecc45698/packages/flutter/lib/src/services/text_input.dart
There are known issues with physical keyboards thought that might cause this use case not to work
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/11177
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/7943
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/9347
Yep,Flutter doesn't support D-pad navigation yet.But,I have an Android Smart TV and if I connect a Bluetooth mouse,I am able to navigate,swipes,click,etc my Flutter app on the TV.
I'm using Android Pay with Stripe as the payment processor. Everything works ok when delivery address is not required (am able to make end to end payment)....however when I set setShippingAddressRequired() (when creating MaskedWalletRequest), Android Pay is not allowing selection of non-US delivery address. If I click "Add Delivery Address" it shows list of my (non-US) addresses but they're greyed out with "Not supported here" text shown underneath.
ok, turned out I needed to call addAllowedCountrySpecificationsForShipping() when creating MaskedWalletRequest....passing following for example
ArrayList<CountrySpecification> allowedCountriesForShipping = new ArrayList<>();
allowedCountriesForShipping.add(new CountrySpecification("US"));
allowedCountriesForShipping.add(new CountrySpecification("IE"));
allowedCountriesForShipping.add(new CountrySpecification("DE"));
we are configuring solr for an e-commerce site which features a range of products across multiple categories and brands. In addition to that there is also a number of landing pages which can be reached through the search. So overall, we have 4 types of possible results, I'll use an electronics site as an example:
Categories (i.e. "Smartphones")
Brands (i.e. "Samsung"
Products (i.e. "Samsung Galaxy S4")
Pages (i.e. "How-To Guide to your Samsung")
What we would like solr to do is
a) show those things in autosuggest (right now it shows the first three, but doesn't show pages as they aren't part of the product catalog through which it searches)
b) show the "type" of the result in the box next to the result. To illustrate, if I would type "Sam", the autosuggest box would look something like this:
Samsung Brand
Samsung Galaxy S4 Product
Samsung Galaxy S5 Product
How-To Guide to your Samsung Page
Android Smartphones Category
Particularly the last point is really important and we couldn't find any way to do this yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You can create a separate core for all the stuff you want to be able to auto complete on, where you keep both the type and the value. That way you get the flexibility of adding new auto complete features later, and you'll avoid introducing a wide set of different documents in your main core.
Another option is to add a type field to your main schema, and create documents for Page objects as well (depending on how you create the existing auto complete categories - if you have three different types of documents in the index already, it would be quick to add a new field that just contains the type of the document as well).
I'm working on a windows phone app where I want to provide a search of the specified place and locate it on Map control. I'm using GeocodeQuery to search for a search term:
private void SearchForTerm(String searchTerm)
{
myGeocodeQuery = new GeocodeQuery();
myGeocodeQuery.SearchTerm = searchTerm;
myGeocodeQuery.GeoCoordinate = new GeoCoordinate(0, 0);
myGeocodeQuery.QueryCompleted += GeocodeQuery_QueryCompleted;
myGeocodeQuery.QueryAsync();
}
The problem is, that this code works only with location service or wifi turned on. With only location on and wifi off I can't search for every place, even if I have it on my map, but don't have downloaded detailed maps.
For example I can zoom in into Italy and I can see Rome, not streets in detail, but the name of the city is Visible. When I search for "Rome", I'll get 0 results.
This looks like the location service feature is not usable when offline, even with maps in phone. I didn't find any tutorial or example explaining this feature in detail. With this example on Nokia developers I have the same problem.
Windows phone gathers location data from three sources
Location Services
Network(Data)
Sim
And a cumulative of the three sources gives the best result. Obviously, you can get the data from location services alone but data from location services aggregated with the data phone gets from wifi or sim location is supposed to be the most accurate location.
just read this once.
also use
myGeolocator.DesiredAccuracyInMeters = value;
for more accuracy