When I tried 8 and 12mbit the movie has to convert, and there's not inidication in the Android App as to how far that progress is along. This progress can however be seen in the Server Dashboard, but it seems painfully slow. I tried to sync Transformers - Dark Side Of The Moon.
I just tried on my Samsung Galaxy S10, and the download notification just shows a split second, the disappears. But the download did finish. Same on a Huawei Mediapad M5. How can I help troubleshoot it?
Android Download Progress Bar
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Edit: Tried downloading on my Samsung S10 now and it looks good, the progress bar is visible at all times. Would've been nice with a percentage in the app as well, but I'm happy right now, thanks Luke!
Has this been fixed? I've tried to download a movie on 4 different devices and i don't see any progress. The download button changes to blue but that's it. 24 hours later and it still says 'downloading', no percentage, no progress notification.
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Android ProgressBar is a graphical view indicator that shows some progress. Android progress bar displays a bar representing the completing of the task. Progress bar in android is useful since it gives the user an idea of time to finish its task. Using a ProgressBar is a good user experience practice since it displays the status of progress of the given task (such as downloading an image) to the user.
The activity_main.xml contains a RelativeLayout as the parent view which contains a Horizontal ProgressBar and a Circular one along with a TextView to display the progress in numeric terms. activity_main.xml
I am working on an android app and hope you could help me. In my main activity, I have a recyclerview and on click of an item it takes me to second activity and loads another recyclerview (to load the data, I have a thread that runs in the background and takes 2-5 second to load). So far this is working as expected. But when it loads I want to show a loading screen/progress bar which I am unable to add it. Any help or guidance is much appreciated.
I am working on app which shows current light in the room by light sensor. It displays the amount of light in terms of lx. So, I want to show this amount of light on progressbar. As the light will increase or decrease, the progressbar should show progress according to it, Please tell me how to do this.
There are two places you should look for, the external memory (SD card or a directory that is used for similar purpose) and the internal memory (the /data/data directory). You may need to be rooted to access the latter.
I recently transferred game progress using my computer from an LG phone to a Droid Maxx. I will use Fallout Shelter as my example because the website said game progress/purchases could not be transferred.
You can manually back up some of your games or use non-root backup apps, and the few that use the cloud are a blessing, but most game progress just won't back up and is lost in the process due to lack of root access.
Backup apps work for about 30-40% of games but aren't worth violating your warranty by rooting IMO. If you want to violate your warranty on your new device, go right ahead, but don't say I didn't warn you. If your phone decides to brick on you one day, you lost your money.
I did it with Minecraft, you just have to find your game progress in your old phone storage (I recommend you to do this with a File Manager). If you can't find it, look for it on Google for a specific game (find on Google where is the progress for that game stored).
Then install Wi-Fi file transfer from Google Play on the old phone so you can access your old phone from your new phone. Then download data progress on your new phone. And then just put downloaded data on the place where the game progress is on the new phone.
Hi all, one of our directors sent out a Google Form for us to fill out, some people including myself cannot get through the first page after clicking "Next" we get a notification on the bottle left noting "Your progress has been restored" and it brings us back to the first page.
The director added me as a collaborator to see if I can fix the issue, but I cannot figure out what it could be. I am hoping that most folks have not started filling it out which is why we haven't gotten more complaints. I would like to solve it before that, though. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
in my case, I sent out SAME google form link to the group. Unfortunately, some students cannot get through the first page after clicking "Next" they get a notification "Your progress has been restored" and it brings them back to the first page. Other students could answer all questions.
What I did to resolve this issue was open up the Google Form as an editor and there should be a checkbox after the first section that asks if you want respondents to advance after clicking "Next"--I can't remember if it has to be checked or unchecked, but this will essentially allow folks to move forward.
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The issue that was recently 'fixed' with the song progress bar not displaying correctly when using Spotify Connect is happening again on my P30 Pro. The update seemed to fix it for a few days but the issue is back as bad as ever. The relevant thread has been closed so I'm unable to post there.
I've consistently had this issue. Have clean reinstalled and it does resolve but only for a very brief period then the issue arises again. Having to reinstall every couple of days is far from ideal...
In the first example of ProgressBar we displayed a default spinning wheel progress bar and a start button whenever a user click on the button the progress bar is displayed. Below is the final output, download code and step by step explanation:
In the second example we display a horizontal progress bar with drawable background and a start button. Here whenever a user clicks on button a thread is used to start the progress. Below is the final output, download code and step by step explanation:
Android Progress Dialog is a UI which shows the progress of a task like you want user to wait until the previous lined up task is completed and for that purpose you can use progress dialog. Read our Progressdialog tutorial with example.
Here's a thing I'm making! It's a home screen widget for Android phones that pulls Brandon's writing progress from his website homepage and displays it for you. There's also the option to include a stack of the most recent articles to browse through (clicking on an article will open it in your web browser). The plan is to make it available for free when it's finished, along with the source code for anyone to tinker with.
There's still a lot of work to do; things to make pretty and features to add, but one show stopper is the themes: I've sent a message to Michael Whelan's team for permission to use some cover art for non-commercial use, but I anticipate this taking a while. I'd like to petition the community to suggest some fan artists that might be interested in having their pieces showcased for users to enjoy.
It's quite basic: I decided to go live without any backgrounds while I figure the best way to scale/crop the images based on widget size. I'm hoping to at least let people pick the colour of the progress bars/have it grab an appropriate colour to match the current device wallpaper (it's just blue in 1.0 I'm afraid). In the meantime, enjoy! If anyone is interested in the source code you can see it here: -widget
Even with my fast connection, I seriously doubt that my connection is fast enough to be able to transfer the image files for a single observation instantaneously. These are big files, like many megabytes, some over 10MB. Yet the progress bar (or rather, circle) advances instantaneously, in fits and starts, and then hangs there for an extended period of time.
No, I have not edited any of the photos of existing observations or changed their orders. I have rarely or never used this feature in the past, and I have certainly not used it recently, not in the time-frame when this problem cropped up.
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Nice work! However, this is not recommended. An up-to-date app should use AppCompat and your activity should implement ActionBarActivity. You're basically going into an older version, which is fine, however it's not recommended to do so.
and there you have it that is what I did to make it work for me. Of course I had to do it again for the LoginActivity.java file and counter XML file activity_login.xml. I added a progress bar the the xml file and gave it a different id (mine was loginProgressBar) then just cut and paste the code above with the new progressbar name.... I hope this helps somebody, I am new and just trying to help out some... hope I didn't waste anybodys time with this...
Had this same problem. From googling around it looks like the action bar is deprecated in API 21 and they are switching everything over to a "toolbar" widget. I got it to not crash buy using this recommendation from the IDE:
import android.app.AlertDialog;import android.content.Intent;import android.os.Bundle;import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;import android.view.Menu;import android.view.MenuItem;import android.view.View;import android.widget.Button;import android.widget.EditText;import android.widget.ProgressBar;import android.widget.TextView; 152ee80cbc
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