android-4.0-ice-cream-sandwich

I'm trying to use Android's new calendar API to read all of today's calendar events. I'm have trouble finding the right selection on the database query to return all of the events. It seems that all recurring and all day events are left out of the selection. What selection args would permit me to obtain all of today's events from the calendar api? Here is my current attempt: Cursor cur = null; String selection = "((" + CalendarContract.Events.DTSTART + " >= ?) AND (" + CalendarContract.Events.DTEND + " <= ?))"; Time t = new Time(); t.setToNow(); String dtStart = Long.toString(t.toMillis(false)

The SearchView is focused by default, but when I try to show software keyboard - it doesn't happen: InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager) getSystemService(Context.INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE); imm.toggleSoftInput(InputMethodManager.SHOW_FORCED,0); But when I click on the SearchView - it does. Why? Fixed! mSearchView.setOnQueryTextFocusChangeListener(new OnFocusChangeListener() { @Override public void onFocusChange(View view, boolean hasFocus) { if (hasFocus) { showInputMethod(view.findFocus()); } } }); And private void showInputMethod(View view) { InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager)

I have an app, that should be toddler safe. Meaning that, it blocks any single key touch, yet handles long pressing for exiting the app. This is so that, the toddler will be safe from doing (too) nasty things while playing. Up to version 2.3.4, I succeeded in achieving this. However, now I have 2 problems: On honeycomb, I have the status bar notifications which can be pressed on. Also , I have the switch-windows key which can be pressed. The only thing I succeeded with it is to dim the status bar. On ice cream sandwich (using emulator, I still don't have a real device with this version), when

I have an EditText input in Android 4.0 and the Cursor is not showing inside it. What can make the cursor not appear in the input field? Pratik Butani AndroidDev Make android:cursorVisible="true" and If you have used android:textColor then set the android:textCursorDrawable attribute to @null . Happy coding ;) I had a similar problem but it was because the cursor is actually white and I had a white background. I needed to be able to change the cursor to black in code somehow and used this approach. I created a layout resource called textbox.axml which contained this <?xml version="1.0"

The android ActionBar may split into a top and bottom bars if activity's parameter " uiOptions " is set to " splitActionBarWhenNarrow ", note this parameter is only valid in ICS. Honeycomb has introduced a new approach to multi-select list items using action bar. When a item is under press & hold the list becomes into a multi-selection mode and the actionbar bar may be used to accomplish some actions. The actionbar setup is inherited from the list activity, i.e., if the activity has a split action bar the multi-selection will have too, and if the activity has only the top bar, so, the multi