Hi,
Is it possible to set the application full screen
so as not to be seen watch batteries and range ?
Thx
Is it possible to set the application full screen
so as not to be seen watch batteries and range ?
Thx
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Hi,
Yes, it is possible!
If you want use just a WebView you have to define the height and width as 100% when you start your application, so, your application will be responsive.
Example:
You can remove the Title too
But if you use many components, you have to use 'dip' units, i recommed you read the Erel's Tutorial
(Supporting multiple screens - tips and best practices)
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ns-tips-and-best-practices.17647/#post-101118
If you need show your application FullScreen, in #Region Activity Attributes you have to set #FullScreen: True
Hope I helped you.
Yes, it is possible!
If you want use just a WebView you have to define the height and width as 100% when you start your application, so, your application will be responsive.
Example:
B4X:
Activity.LoadLayout("YOUR_LAYOUT")
YOUR_COUNTROL.Height = 100%y
YOUR_COUNTROL.Width = 100%xYou can remove the Title too
B4X:
#IncludeTitle: FalseBut if you use many components, you have to use 'dip' units, i recommed you read the Erel's Tutorial
(Supporting multiple screens - tips and best practices)
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ns-tips-and-best-practices.17647/#post-101118
If you need show your application FullScreen, in #Region Activity Attributes you have to set #FullScreen: True
Hope I helped you.
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