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link: Hi Erel, I finally found the manifest editor and inserted that line of code in the correct position and it works perfectly. Thanks very very much. So
link: Hi Erel, Thanks for the reply. Is the manifest editor the B4XMainPage? I have copied that line of code and tried placing it just about everywhere but
link: Add this to the manifest editor: SetActivityAttribute(Main, android:windowSoftInputMode, "stateVisible")

...Or at least remember the size it was last in and restore it to that size.
link: Oh, please not full screen. Previous size +1!
link: Ok, maybe I'm just lazy, but I have never, even once, been able to use the small manifest editor window without maximizing it. Wish: When the manifes

Manifest Editor

Sei grande! Thank you, Jordi. ? It created indeed the necessary entry in the manifest. Now I learned something new again. Much appreciated.
link: (Untested) AddApplicationText( <service android:name="com.kct.bluetooth_demo.KCTBluetoothService"/> )
link: If I set the following in the Manifest manually and then make the AndroidManifest file "read-only", the service seems to be running fine: I'd like t

Go to Manifest Editor and edit as following: 'CreateResourceFromFile(Macro, Themes.LightTheme) SetApplicationAttribute(android:theme, "@android:style/Theme.Holo.Light")

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link: excelent! thanks so much

Cuando digo manifiesto me refiero al Manifest Editor.

Look at manifest editor. It was compiled with target sdk 4, that gives orange frame around edittext.
link: Hi incendio, I tried this coding in the manifest editor but it did not change. Looks like he did something else. 'This code will be applied to the m

You cannot change it at runtime. The output of the manifest editor is the AndroidManifest.xml file. It cannot be changed after compilation.

The output of the manifest editor is a file named AndroidManifest.xml (and a few other files in some cases). It happens once during compilation. You can use conditional compilation in the manifest editor (#If), but nothing can be changed at runtime.

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