J Joselito New Member Licensed User Longtime User May 19, 2013 #1 Hi guys, I need help with how can i run with b4a other app installed in my phone? I don't know it is posible to do. I'm sorry but my english is a bit bad. Regards, Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2
Hi guys, I need help with how can i run with b4a other app installed in my phone? I don't know it is posible to do. I'm sorry but my english is a bit bad. Regards, Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2
yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2013 #2 Do you mean how can you install B4A applications to your phone? Or how can you install the .apk files that users post here as an application? Last edited: May 20, 2013
Do you mean how can you install B4A applications to your phone? Or how can you install the .apk files that users post here as an application?
J Joselito New Member Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2013 #3 No, sorry by my explanation I need to do an intent or shell to run an app intalled in my phone, from my app build with b4a. So i need to check if it was intalled too. For instance, in visual basic i can use "shell" to run an app. Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2
No, sorry by my explanation I need to do an intent or shell to run an app intalled in my phone, from my app build with b4a. So i need to check if it was intalled too. For instance, in visual basic i can use "shell" to run an app. Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2
yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2013 #4 Joselito said: No, sorry by my explanation I need to do an intent or shell to run an app intalled in my phone, from my app build with b4a. So i need to check if it was intalled too. For instance, in visual basic i can use "shell" to run an app. Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2 Click to expand... Oh. Use StartActivity. Keywords - Basic4android Wiki Also, programming questions like this belong in the Updates and Questions forum.
Joselito said: No, sorry by my explanation I need to do an intent or shell to run an app intalled in my phone, from my app build with b4a. So i need to check if it was intalled too. For instance, in visual basic i can use "shell" to run an app. Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2 Click to expand... Oh. Use StartActivity. Keywords - Basic4android Wiki Also, programming questions like this belong in the Updates and Questions forum.
J Joselito New Member Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2013 #5 But startactivity i think is only for the app made with b4a. I would like to launch for example, the calc of android. Do you understand me? Thanks for your patient Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2
But startactivity i think is only for the app made with b4a. I would like to launch for example, the calc of android. Do you understand me? Thanks for your patient Enviado desde mi LT22i usando Tapatalk 2
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2013 #6 But startactivity i think is only for the app made with b4a. Click to expand... No ! To launch the calculator you can use the code from this thread. Best regards.
But startactivity i think is only for the app made with b4a. Click to expand... No ! To launch the calculator you can use the code from this thread. Best regards.
yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2013 #7 klaus said: No ! To launch the calculator you can use the code from this thread. Best regards. Click to expand... I dislike how this is hardcoded - it picks the first package with the string "calc" in it and launches. Wouldn't this best be served with a ContentChooser?
klaus said: No ! To launch the calculator you can use the code from this thread. Best regards. Click to expand... I dislike how this is hardcoded - it picks the first package with the string "calc" in it and launches. Wouldn't this best be served with a ContentChooser?
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2013 #8 There's no "default calculator app", a manufacturer (like Samsung for example) names the calc app differently, and regarding the "hardcoded" part, that code can be easily modified to display a list to choose from.
There's no "default calculator app", a manufacturer (like Samsung for example) names the calc app differently, and regarding the "hardcoded" part, that code can be easily modified to display a list to choose from.