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Well, the icon is a simple shape, no colors, no shades, just a shape defined by the A-channel. The colors are supposed to be supplied by the gradient, and the A-channel "cuts out" the correct shape, leaving the outside transparent. Edit: Have a look at JukeDroid or SerialVideoPlayer screenshots in

Couple more things. The standard filename for the app icon is icon.png. I have the following in manifest editor SetApplicationAttribute(android:icon, "@drawable/icon") and then I include a custom build action to ensure all files in res and subfolders are read-only (as described by Erel elsewhere in
link: I used the material icon website https://materialdesignicons.com/ to find an icon that was close to what I wanted, then downloaded the icon package (z

Hi It is added MainForm.Icon = fx.LoadImage(File.DirAssets, "iconcaja.ico") ?
link: add the icon in designer, or code Sub AppStart (Form1 As Form, Args() As String) MainForm = Form1 MainForm.RootPane.LoadLayout("Layout1") 'Loa
link: Yes. The template works fine. Thanks. By the way, is there any way I can display my app icon in the Task Manager? It currently displays a Java icon.

Ok, what about this line: n.Icon = "icon" You are missing that too.

Are you calling Service.StopAutomaticForeground? Try to create the notification with NB6.
link: Yes I have StopAutomaticForeground in Service_Start of FirebaseMessaging. I do not create the notification. I have just subscribed to a Firebase notif
link: I am using Android 28, B4A 8.80 SDKmanager is used to update everything. I have managed to use adaptive icons. But I cannot figure out how to show th

There are more than 30 icon fonts , I am familiar ( and possibly others) with Fontawesome and Material design only. I came a cross a project (IKONLI) that uses these fonts and it states that: "...(they) integrate so seamlessly with the existing 'controls'. An icon is simply an extension of the “Tex

Yes, There is a file that is called icon.png. This file is the file that I have choose in the B4A (project -- choose icon) and it has got 624 * 610 pixels. The file that I want to show in my notification bar using NB6 has got 72*72 pixels and it is in my files tab of my poject. It is a different pic
link: Please reply to this post by attaching your Icon... In NB6, you should use this line... NB.SmallIcon = "icon" In Notification you should use t
link: Hello, I am trying to show my icon's app in the notification bar of my app, but It does not appear. Only appear a gray circle. It is a 72X72 pixels i
link: Do you see icon.png in your AppNAme\Objects\res\drawable folder @jvrh?

senza dire il nome e SenzaDubbio ci sarà qualcuno che ti risponderà.
link: L'hai Menzionato implicitamente, ma secondo me Sarà qualcun altro a rispondere e spiegare come fare le Adaptive Icon

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-xui-as-bottomactionsheet.159328/ In this example I will show you how you can add a small icon to an item and customize it to your needs. A small icon is an icon that can be placed before or after the text, e.g. it symbolizes that this item is only avai

FWIW, as a design consideration, for things such as this where status indication is relevant or important, I almost always use icons in lieu of labels for this exact reason. An icon will let you control color and shape regardless of any accessibility options. You just need to be sure to choose col

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