My friend tried to install my app's APK on his older tablet which is running Android 4.4, but when he clicks the APK nothing happens and it does not install. Yet the app installs and works fine on other phones that are running Android 9.
My friend tried to install my app's APK on his older tablet which is running Android 4.4, but when he clicks the APK nothing happens and it does not install.
Does the tablet have an apk installer installed?
I've found in the past that some devices don't always have them, and hence can't install directly from an apk file.
connect the device using USB Debugging and you can see the log in the IDE.
If you are using B4A Bridge then you can use #bridgelogger: true in your main module to enable release logging when using bridge.
Even though your app manifest has a minSDKVersion="5" which should run on android 4.4, maybe you are using an external library that might require an android version higher then 4.4? (I believe you would need to check with the lib maker to find this out)
Thanks JohnC for another lead, I will look into that too. I am using library 'jtds-1.3.1' for remote SQL database connection not sure if that is an issue?
OK now I have managed to get the App to install, but the minute I run it from the icon I get “Unfortunately, <App Name> has stopped”. Yet it works on other phones running Android 9 as stated before. Any ideas?