October 2015 - Androhub

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Android Read Write File Operations

Reading and Writing files in Android will be helpful if you want to read data from SD Card, store your application data as a text file. In this tutorial we are going to learn same. Below are some points that we are going to learn in today’s tutorial: 1. Write File – Write user input data

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Android Advance WebView

We had learn basic things about WebView in my earlier tutorial. In that tutorial i am showing how to load url in WebView. But in today’s tutorial we are going to learn some more things about WebView. The things that we are going to learn today are given below: 1 . Go Back  – We

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Android Download Files & Save

In this tutorial we are going to learn how to download pdf, doc , video, mp3, zip ,etc. files from server and save them in device memory. Below are certain things that we are going to learn in this tutorial :  1. Download Files – Download Files from Server Url. 2. Save Files – Create

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Android Creating Layouts Programatically

In Android sometimes you need to create layouts programatically or dynamically according to your need. So today’s is about how to create layouts programatically in android. Below is a method that I am going to use in this article. In this i am creating 5 Buttons dynamically and setting their ID’s for further use. After

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Android Pass Data from Activity to Fragment

Earlier we had learn how to pass data from one activity to another and get back data from another activity. You can find both tutorials here : Android Intent. StartActivityForResult. Today we are going to learn how to pass data from Activity to Fragment. Before starting this tutorial just go through Fragments Tutorial if you

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Android Custom Fonts TextView

In android, you can define your own custom fonts for the strings in your application. You just need to download the required font from the internet, and then place it in assets/fonts folder. In Eclipse the assets folder is by-default created but in Android Studio you have to create assets folder. Note : assets folder creating

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