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The last one, the background is white (not transparency). Background is a rectangle white with red letters.

Automatic Foreground Mode

You cannot use the user's email settings without user intervention. Start here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-sending-emails-with-gmail-rest-api.81736/#content Another "background" option is to make a http call to your server and send an email from the server. This is much better t

The key here is to programatically identify what is foreground and what is a background for a given image. For instance, If foreground is a person and background is a single color (Chroma key), it is easy to do it by getting contours and then performing some operations on the Mats that hold the imag

Thanks @f0raster0 and @oparra for the tips. In the meantime I have decided to use a Google Maps solution. Background is the worldwide availability with a highly flexible API. As it looks, the transport companies of the regions deliver their timetables to Google on a daily basis, which then calcula

was doing this: Dim BackSub As OCVBackgroundSubtractorMOG2 reading the java code i came up with this: Dim mVideo As OCVVideo Dim BackSub As OCVBackgroundSubtractorMOG2 = mVideo.(10,25,False) that doesn't make it do what i want yet but it does get me past the error message. interesting stuff i'

Background If v.Background Is ColorDrawable Or v.Background Is GradientDrawable Then jo.RunMethod("setCornerRadii", Array As Object(Array As Float(Rx_TopLeft, Ry_TopLeft, Rx_TopRight, Ry_TopRight, Rx_BottomRight, Ry_BottomRight, Rx_BottomLeft, Ry_BottomLeft))) End If End Sub 157292
link: Getview(0).Tag setCornerRadius(iv.mBase, 5dip, 5dip, 10dip, 10dip, 20dip, 20dip, 40dip, 40dip) iv.mBase.As(JavaObject).RunMeth

Nice! Better to keep the background in all cases: Dim background As Int = IIF(row Mod 2 = 0, B4XTable1.EvenRowColor, B4XTable1.OddRowColor) If Value = V Then pnl.SetColorAndBorder(background, 7dip, xui.Color_Red, 5dip) Else pnl.SetColorAndBorder(background, 0dip, xui.Color_transparent, 0dip) End

Edit1.Background = Null
link: LucaMs, Sorry, "Edit1.Background = Null" gives the same result as "Edit1.Transparent" Regards Roger

But the service that you are trying to run in the "background" needs to show a notification in order to run. Therefore it's a foreground service (the user is aware of it's existence due to the notification icon). The naming is from Google itself, so blame them for such wording. True background servi

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