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I have to write an app for tablet and for phones too. The two app has the same functionality, but they have absolute different GUI. For example the phone have 2 button on the main screen, but the tablet going to have 5, because we would like to use the space what we have. I know, I˜m able to define different layouts, depends on dpi, but how should I handle the layout-s in the Activiies? I think, to use if(sdkVersion >=11) bla..bla... is not will works through the hole code and the hole project! Is this the situation where I have to use multiple application support ? readed articles: http:/

I create an 4x4 appwidget with minWidth and minHeight set to "250dp" as it is suggested in App Widget Design Guidelines: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/widget_design.html It is ok on every phones and phone-sized emulator I have tried but if I test it on a tablet (Xoom or Nexus 7) or on an emulator (resolution: 1280x752 with dpi 160) then the launcher detects it as 3x3 widget. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Tamas Try grid size = (74*n) - 2 for older api level. This value come from old document. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11868015/4x4-appwidgets-are

onClick event not working on tablet,ipad? it is perfectly working on Pc browser but not working for touch events , i tried .binding(),.on() and many thing but they are not giving 100% result. How can I make it work on ipad , tablet?? <div id="id1" alt='div1' class="sliderImage" width="300" height="360" onclick="" style="visibility:hidden;background-image:url('img/img1.jpg'); border:solid; border-color: black;">You've styled the div to have a set width of 100px. At a reasonable font size, that's too much text to fit in 100px. Without doing anything, </div> <div id="id2" alt='div2' class=

The app I'm developing contains 2 separate layouts: one is for the regular phones, other for small tablets such as NOOKcolor. The decision which is which is made based on the screen width resolution (currently 600dip). It looks great on Nook but terrible on HTC Rezound, which has a 720 x 1280 display. On the latter, regardless of higher resolution, everything (text, images, etc) look much larger so it gets all bunched up. What would be a good approach to pick the right device? Perhaps detect physical size (4.3" vs 7") vs resolution? Use the following method to detect your device's screen size:

Dear HTML5 developers, I'm having some troubles with this HTML5 audio... So let's jump into it. ap = "<audio width='200' height='30' preload='auto' controls autobuffer>"; ap += "<source src='util/blob_audio.php?i=" + w + "&ogg=1' type='audio/ogg' />"; ap += "<source src='util/blob_audio.php?i=" + w + "&mp3=1' type='audio/mpeg' />"; ap += "</audio>"; I am generating it in JavaScript and a method returns it when needed. I guess I should not have to mention that "w" variable, that's a parameter ( YouDon'tSay ) and it works just fine. It should be ok, right? They appear on desktops but they are