android-intent | Catch Notes Android Intent integration makes it easy to add
kandi X-RAY | android-intent Summary
kandi X-RAY | android-intent Summary
Using CatchIntent makes it easy to create notes from your application. CatchNotesIntegration is a sample Eclipse project which demonstrates how to use the Intent. Be sure to check out the documentation on the wiki.
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- View the notes
- Display the install notes dialog
- Display the upgrade notes dialog
- Display the notes page
- Returns true if notes are installed
- Starts an intent to show the notes intent
- Display an error dialog
- Start the catch note
- Register a voice note
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QUESTION
I have read a couple of similar questions (Android intent filter for a particular file extension?, Creating app which opens a custom file extension, Associating App with Epub format), but my question is slightly different. Sorry for the long post with pictures, but it would be better to see what I mean.
I want to open custom file type from applications like File explorer. My intent filter looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 08:19I wanted a similar behavior before for .smbf
file extension in my app. These are the final settings that I had reached.
QUESTION
Looking at intent.resolveActivity != null but launching the intent throws an ActivityNotFound exception I wrote opening a browser or an application with Deep linking:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-12 at 03:24This appears to be due to the new restrictions on "package visibility" introduced in Android 11.
Basically, starting with API level 30, if you're targeting that version or higher, your app cannot see, or directly interact with, most external packages without explicitly requesting allowance, either through a blanket QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES
permission, or by including an appropriate element in your manifest.
Indeed, your first snippet works as expected with that permission, or with an appropriate element in the manifest; for example:
QUESTION
I found this native android code for what I am trying to achieve
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 19:28Turns out you can't send data with an intent with the built in sendIntent api, however there's a handy library that's capable of doing that (react-native-send-intent).
So now I am able to achieve what I wanted like so:
QUESTION
I have a list of openCV Mat and trying to pass all my list from Activity1 to Activity2 but I don't know how to implement it. I already saw this link for send only 1 mat but sending Mat one by one doesn't seem to be a solution.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 09:39Make Mat
class implements parcelable interface, this is an official link.
After that, below codes should work:
QUESTION
Since my Google Maps app updated recently, now version 10.11.1, the following code does not show the label as expected, documented, and previously working:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 07:21No solution still even with latest map update 10.12.1 the label still does not show even if the documentation still says it should I've created an issue on Google's Issue tracker: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/129726279
hopefully we'll have some information shortly.
QUESTION
What do I need:
Open google maps application from my ReactNative app with a point on certain coordinates. And show a balloon (ideally with some information inside)
I've checked both Google Maps Intents for Android and Google Maps URL Scheme for iOS but don't see any param responsible for that.
Does anyone know how to solve the moment?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-25 at 14:23You can not change marker in Google Maps Intents. if you want to show custom marker you have to use google maps api in Application and draw you own layer over the map.
if you want to use google map api in react native use react-native-maps it provide native map components.
QUESTION
On Android it's possible to open the Google Maps app via an intent with native code. iOS has their own native way of open their Maps. Using those Api within Cordova would require native code. Is there an easier way to open the map app of the device for a particular address?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-13 at 19:38You can use the launchnavigator plugin. It allows you to call launchnavigator.navigate
which will open the available apps that can be used (both Android and iOS). You can also specify a specific app as well.
QUESTION
I'm going through the the Android Developer Tutorials and I encountered a line of code that I do not understand.
This is the line of code (found on 4th page of the Android Developer tutorials.)
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Answered 2019-Apr-14 at 16:11But what kind of implicit intent is being created here?
Um... an ACTION_VIEW
Intent
, to view the requested URL.
can I think of Android as going through all the classes in my phone and seeing which one has the intent filter that can possibly handle the data and creating the intent structure to start this class that it found?
Activities are registered in the manifest. The OS basically has a database of all registered activities and their details, and it uses that database to find candidates for any given implicit
Intent
.
Does it simply choose the default or ask the user to choose what app it wants to run in on?
That depends on a variety of factors, including:
Whether the user chose a default handler for that sort of
Intent
(e.g., chose a default Web browser)Whether you wrap the
Intent
usingIntent.createChooser()
to force a chooserWhether an app has registered an app link for the URL
If the intent has already been linked to a class to start, why bother with intent.resolveActivity(getPackageManager()) at all?
Because there may be zero activities to handle the Intent
. Even for something as common as a Web browser, the specific user might not have access to a browser app (secondary user profiles, etc.). If you try starting an activity, and there is no match, you get an ActivityNotFoundException
, so this check is trying to avoid such an exception.
but would I be sort-of correct in saying that Intent.ACTION_VIEW runs intent.resolveActivity(getPackageManager()) or another function that does similar and somehow incorporates the class it returns into my intent?
Not really. It would be more correct to say that resolveActivity()
queries the database that I mentioned to see what would handle the Intent
, if anything.
what is inside the package manager class?
A little bit of Java code. It is mostly an IPC gateway to a core OS process, serving to query the database of installed apps, their capabilities, etc.
QUESTION
I added this code to my manifest, in order to handle sharing from Instagram to my application:
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Answered 2018-Nov-12 at 22:08Using getExtras()
method, I discovered there is only one extra: android.intent.extra.TEXT
, which contains the URL of the Instagram publication that is shared from Instagram to my app.
So, to get it, write: String url = intent.getStringExtra("android.intent.extra.TEXT");
Waiting for confirmations...! :) In particular: is there any legal mean to get the image (or video), the comments and the legend of the publication (the legend is the text the Instagramer write while posting the image or video and it appears just below the media, and above the comments)?
QUESTION
I have read several questions and answers in the forum, without getting a reason for why my manifest registered Activity is not being executed (and previously was)
Not duplicated of this or this or this or this
I have ensured that the Manifest is correctly spelled.
I have rebuilt the project
I have invalidated the Android Studio cache
I have altered the scheme with *
, or file
, or content
and others, without any difference in behavior (clicking in a File, in a File Browser showing as no application options, when it used to behave correctly in the same device, and same application)
This was working, and the Activity was being requested (when a File was clicked) however, it has then stopped working, and I am unable to understand why.
Manifest Activity:
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Answered 2018-Sep-20 at 12:52The issue was an update, in the "File Browser" application, that altered android.intent.action.VIEW
to com.sec.android.app.myfiles.PICK_DATA
, thus rendering the concept of "View Intent" invalid.
This is for "Samsung" only. In other Devices, the system is behaving as expected
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