Hello Shalin,
Why wouldn't you add Search as a normal action and let Android put it in the Actionbar or popup menu depending on the API level? Or is there something I missed?
George.
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-Also add a add notes button in action bar for easy access to add notes and if android version is < 3.0 then add a row in the list view at the beginning of the list.and also avoid add icon in the options menu for these lower versions.
Hi Shalin,
Let me rephrase the question: Are users of <11 not going to have search? If they are, where is the button to be located?
By the way, I don't see a screenshot in your email, you might have forgotten to attach it.
George.
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Ok, that's what I was proposing but I needed to make sure.
As for the image, I'm not sure how it is related to search in <11 but I'm sure Aaron/Friedger have a better understanding on the Notepad's usage and they're better suited to reply to the rest of your suggestions.
Best regards,
George.
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Give some thought as to how the same functionality can be delivered using familiar elements. In many cases this is less of a concern—if newer UI components are prominent in the application ecosystem (such as the action bar), or where the interaction model is extremely simple and intuitive (such as swipe views using aViewPager).
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Shalin Shah <shalins...@gmail.com> wrote:
what I was thinking was that when I edit the note in the application then it should change the sticky note also and for that I wanted the service to be called from onUpdate() method of widget class.
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Re: Widget
Can't you make the widget scrollable in addition to resizable? Check how the widgets of Tasks and Google Calendar work, they're good examples of properly implemented widgets.
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The view (RemoteView if I recall correctly) subclass used in the widget needs to implement scrolling. The attribute you're referring to only governs scrollbar visibility, if the view supports it.
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Should I start working on it ?Yours Sincerely,Shalin Shah
Yours Sincerely,Shalin Shah
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