The Code of a Ninja

[...] Android AlertDialog one of the most common UI element or widget that we use with any Android app. In general, [...]

[...] Ages ago, I posted about a very simple example use of Android AlertDialog. Today I want to share about some more example uses of Android AlertDialog. In this post, [...]

[...] Android AlertDialog with DatePicker is part of our post in this link. Date pickers on an AlertDialog also save [...]

[...] Android AlertDialog with ScrollView is part of our fantastic post here. If you want to show long text to the [...]

[...] must not use the zoom tool to view your site's contents. You can download our code or see a live demo (Resize your browser or try accessing the URL on your mobile devices in landscape and portrait [...]

[...] the form without page refresh. To achieve that we are going to use the on() method. See the live demo: form_w_on.php code: add_user.php code: add_role.php code: Without the on() method, jQuery code [...]

[...] any device with a browser that supports the Geolocation API. Today's code running in my tablet. Live Demo You can see this code's live demo here. Code Example Now here's our  [...]

[...] selected an item from the drop down, it will load the related data below it. Download code and live demo here: We are going to use 4 files only, see below: 1. js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js - our favorite [...]

[...] Today we're going to create a splash screen for your Android app. A splash screen is usually an image or a view that appears to the user while the app is [...]

[...] Today I'm going to show you how to copy files from your android app's asset's folder to the device SD card. I used this when I have to deploy some default text [...]

[...] This is how to back up your android app's database. public void backupDb() { try { File sd = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(); [...]

[...] web server with PHP file as a receiver. Having the ability to (do HTTP Requests) post data from android app to remote server is required for most apps. Here are some example use of this functionality: [...]

[...] Today I'm going to share a working code to make a very simple compass application for your android device. Some android device (like Huawei Y300 and Lenovo P700i) does not have full support of [...]

[...] that will enable your app to share a URL or text and Image to other apps installed in your Android device like Facebook, Twitter, Messaging, Instagram, Evernote, etc.. Example uses of this code [...]

[...] location records. Our code here can be downloaded. Also, you can install the APK on your Android device if you want a live demo: This post will also show you how I manage my database tables. If you [...]

[...] Checking if an app is installed in the Android device is required if you are going to start another applications's intent. There are other ways to [...]

[...] This post about "Android EditText: Phone Number Input Type" is part of our long list of Android EditText Examples. I [...]

[...] This post about "Android EditText: Number Input Type" is part of our long list of Android EditText Examples. I [...]

[...] This post about "Android EditText: Phone Number Input Type" is part of our long list of Android EditText Examples. I [...]

[...] This post about "Android EditText: Decimal Number Input Type" is part of our long list of Android EditText Examples. I [...]

[...] you how to create a customized list item in your ListView. This is probably the simplest android ListView tutorial on the internet. Haha! I remember using a ListView when I have to list records of [...]

[...] Now we are going to code the smooth scrolling of our Android ListView. In the previous post, we tried to understand how the ListView with adapter works. This time, [...]

[...] How android ListView with adapter works is not so clear to me until I read this awesome examples and article of [...]

[...] . I decided not to make these posts in only one page because this is a growing list of useful EditText code examples. We wanted to prevent a really long page that our readers will find it hard to get [...]

[...] . I decided not to make these posts in only one page because this is a growing list of useful EditText code examples. We wanted to prevent a really long page that our readers will find it hard to get [...]

[...] . I decided not to make these posts in only one page because this is a growing list of useful EditText code examples. We wanted to prevent a really long page that our readers will find it hard to get [...]

[...] . I decided not to make these posts in only one page because this is a growing list of useful EditText code examples. We wanted to prevent a really long page that our readers will find it hard to get [...]