The AutoCompleteTextView and the MultiAutoCompleteTextView are now in the Text Fields folder but the EditText I can't find. I'm programming for Android version 2.3.3. But you can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
@sofiaengvall: I asked the same question on the forum and this was the answer:
"Travis made the turtorial using a older version of Android (I assume you're using 4.0 like I am).
As you get further along the tutorials you'll notice that some stuff that you could do in older versions of Android can no longer be done in version 4.0"
Some stuff is called different or at a different place, annoying but it keeps me finding things myself and not only copy Travis. works for me!
Hi Travis! Love your tutorials! How come you've got these extras like EditText. I don't have it eather... Is there an option in Eclipse on did I install the wrong version of Eclipse. I installed it before finding your tutorials. Thanks a million! :)
@sofiaengvall You can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
@catlovexi You can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
@catlovexi you can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
@christagoh I believe the editText would be in the Text Field category, but I can't be too positive, I don't have eclipse installed on this computer :(
@christagoh I had the same problem. You can just cut and paste the code from the "TextView", replacing "TextView" with "EditText" and "editText1", respectively.
Help, when I put a second LinearLayout I get this error
error: Error parsing XML: junk after document element
Why?
aespea 1 week ago
every time i press the button it force closes my app help please
talhah321 3 weeks ago
how do i give spaces between them?
mohd497 1 month ago
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The AutoCompleteTextView and the MultiAutoCompleteTextView are now in the Text Fields folder but the EditText I can't find. I'm programming for Android version 2.3.3. But you can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
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bakeandmakeacake 1 month ago
@sofiaengvall: I asked the same question on the forum and this was the answer:
"Travis made the turtorial using a older version of Android (I assume you're using 4.0 like I am).
As you get further along the tutorials you'll notice that some stuff that you could do in older versions of Android can no longer be done in version 4.0"
Some stuff is called different or at a different place, annoying but it keeps me finding things myself and not only copy Travis. works for me!
TheDubbellu 2 months ago
Travis Marshall you died testerday because Dexter stabbed youin the heart
JRodriguez609 2 months ago
Hi Travis! Love your tutorials! How come you've got these extras like EditText. I don't have it eather... Is there an option in Eclipse on did I install the wrong version of Eclipse. I installed it before finding your tutorials. Thanks a million! :)
sofiaengvall 4 months ago
@sofiaengvall You can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
bakeandmakeacake 1 month ago
keeping it going... great work!
tlmcqu80 4 months ago
Who the hell keeps disliking? I swear it's the same 1 or 2 people the whole time! Great videos!
LPHeadstrong4Ever 6 months ago
@LPHeadstrong4Ever IKR
tlmcqu80 4 months ago
i dont have an edit text in my widget menu
catlovexi 6 months ago
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@catlovexi You can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
bakeandmakeacake 1 month ago
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@catlovexi you can code it as you see in 0:54, just write "<EditText android:text="What you want" android:id="@+id/Whatyouwant" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content". I think that would work.
bakeandmakeacake 1 month ago
we are supposed to use match_parent instead of fill parent (just a wordsup)
fabriziorl1 6 months ago
Hey Travis, I cant fine EditText in my form widgets, not AutocompleteTextView and MultiAutocompleteTextview. how can i get those... ?
christagoh 7 months ago
@christagoh I believe the editText would be in the Text Field category, but I can't be too positive, I don't have eclipse installed on this computer :(
mybringback 7 months ago
@mybringback Hi again, i already check that category. Even in this video, it shows that EditText is in Form Widgets Category. :-(
christagoh 7 months ago
@christagoh I had the same problem. You can just cut and paste the code from the "TextView", replacing "TextView" with "EditText" and "editText1", respectively.
MrBaseballsbest 7 months ago
@christagoh Go to Text Fields -> Plain Text -> now in xml you can see editText
Nele8808 6 months ago