activityinfo | level monitoring and analysis of humanitarian actions
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kandi X-RAY | activityinfo Summary
ActivityInfo is an online humanitarian project monitoring tool, which helps humanitarian organizations to collect, manage, map and analyze indicators. ActivityInfo 2.0 was developed to simplify reporting and allow for real time monitoring. This repository is an archive of ActivityInfo 2.7. Visit to learn more.
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- Generate the clustering
- Returns the value of the indicator for the specified indices
- Generate map points
- Creates a Clusterer from a clustering
- Create the grid
- Adds a new user
- Gets the user permission DTO
- Create the layout
- Show month of month
- Initialize the combobox component
- Render a PivotTableReportElement
- Gets the features
- Create the slider limits
- Sends the message
- Creates new level for a new level
- Initializes the GXT module
- Create slider parameters
- Parses a report
- Create the tree grid
- Gets the icon
- Update the level of a level
- Gets locked periods
- Declare the styles
- Initialize the component
- Locks a locked period
- Matches a location
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Trending Discussions on activityinfo
QUESTION
If you have an accessibility service that detects events like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 18:39You should be able to find what packages are launchers by looking for the "home" activity:
QUESTION
I am a beginner to android. I want to slide a slidebar in a horizontal linear layout but when I run the code, the application ends giving error FallingBall keeps stopping
My xml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 08:17In MainActivity.java you should initialize your value into onCreate() method
QUESTION
I would like to create simple custom UI elements in Android like the ones from the screenshot:
The light bulb should always have the same size but the rectangle should vary in the width. One option of doing this is to use Canvas elements. But I would like to ask whether there is also an easier approach for doing this. Is it possible to maybe only do this by using XML files? I would like to use these UI elements then in the LayoutEditor like e.g. a TextView where I can adjust the widht and height either in the XML layout file or programmatically.
Any idea how I can do that in an easy way?
Update: I tried the suggested approach from Cheticamp and I have the following code inside my Fragment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 21:19Sure thing.
In this case a simple xml file like so would suffice. Let's name it something.xml
inside the layout
folder.
QUESTION
Im in a fragment1 and i want go to fragment2 if an event occurred in a class called from the fragment1. I have tried a callback of fuction: function in Class call a function in fragment1 to go in fragment but i collect this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-02 at 20:33This exception is due to your code calling (through navigation) the LifecycleRegistry.addObserver
from a thread other than the Main thread. You have to ensure that you call the navigation from the main thread.
Change to this in the follow()
function
QUESTION
I'm a new android application engineer. I'm trying to make a vulkan rendering backend demo which use SurfaceView as a View on android Java code. I made the gles rendering backend demo using GLSurfaceView as well. On application code, I use setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE) API set activity from default portrait to landscape. But it doesn't work on SurfaceView while it works on GLSurfaceView.
I use renderdoc capture the rendering result, the image is in landscape layout(the same layout as gles backend). I doubt it was's something wrong with some settings on activity or window, but can't figure it out the root cause. Could somebody help what maybe the problem is?
Here is the Java source code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 13:30In the tag of AndroidManifest.xml, add the line
android:screenOrientation="portrait"
.
QUESTION
When looking at the ResolveInfo
return from resolveActivity()
and queryIntentActivities()
,
why the ResolveInfo
is different from these two calls for the same intent?
the viewIntent
is Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse(deeplinkData)
, and the one returned from resolveActivity has unrelated packagename/name:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 18:38resolveActivity()
returns the component that would be started if you call startActivity()
. That will be:
null
if there is no match or you are not set up package visibility rules on Android 11+- the activity that would be started from some app, if there is exactly one match or if the user chose a default
- the chooser activity, if there are 2+ matches and there is no default
In your case, you are getting the chooser activity (com.android.internal.app.ResolverActivity
).
QUESTION
I have an activity that implements an observer inside the OnCreate for a MutableLiveData variable that is in a ViewModel.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 02:41LiveData
is by default setup in near circular logic. This raises some problems when the view updates LiveData
the LiveData
will then want to update the view again, creating an infinite loop. Although you are doing it indirectly by provoking the Android Lifecycle
to re-create your Activity
and when its re-created it attaches another observer thus re-emitting the old value.
You have 2 options:
Save the fact that the dialog was already called in the savedInstanceState Bundle
QUESTION
I have implemented an EndlessScroll
for RecyclerView
(Only Images in it) or we can say Pagination
but after implementing it I don't know why the images are not loading up from Firebase
So I tried to include a placeholder image from my adapter class but the default placeholder image is not showng up too
BTW before asking this SO Q I asked a Q to how to implement Pagination with StaggeredGridLayoutManager but after implementing the answer to my Orignal question there are no errors but the images are showing up This is the Question link for reference on how I implemented the pagination in my recycler view - How to implement endless scroll (pagination) in recyclerview with StaggeredGridLayoutManager
Here is the code
Home_Fragment.java // for those who are referencing my original question which I put a link above,this is a different fragment than my original question in the original question I have included Profile_Fragment.java, but because that file is much longer,I have included this because it has less code compared to the orignal
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-25 at 05:38I think you neen something like postsAdapter.setUploads(mUploads)
to reset them in the adapter before you call postsAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged()
; because its not clear to me how your adapter is processing mUploads as you are only passing it once in the constructor. I dont think passing mUploads to the adapters constructor will keep a pointer to the original object.
Ideally you would put mUploads inside the adapter class and only modify its contents through methods like . setUploads()
, addUploads()
etc.
EDIT
so basically I recommend you add the following method to your adapter class:
QUESTION
Hello there I have a recyclerview
with images loaded from firebase
I want to implement endless scroll but the issue I'm getting is with StaggeredGridLayoutManager
and I have to use it I cant replace it with grid-layout
Note:- I have seen other answers on this topic but the majority of answers are for
LinearLayoutManager
and some forGridLayout
but there is only one answer I found forStaggeredGridLayoutManager
which I don't know why it's not working for me
If you want more references of the code please tell me I will update the question
Profile_Fragment.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 06:49For your first problem you already have a solution.
QUESTION
I am developing custom Android launcher and I have an option to uninstall apps directly from program list. Now, I would like to remove uninstall option for apps that can't get uninstalled, i.e. system apps, apps signed with platform keys...
I found in ActivityInfo
class following flags
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 09:38Actually, ApplicationInfo.FLAG_SYSTEM
and ApplicationInfo.FLAG_UPDATED_SYSTEM_APP
flags do work, but they were tested against the wrong flags. Here is the correct code:
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