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Android Phone Call Tutorial using Basic4Android

In this tutorial, i will introduce another kind of application in which it can dial the number you wanted to call. I call this Phone Call Application. P.S This project is developed in Basic4Android 2.47, and tested with Android 4.0.1. On this, you need to create one button and named it as "Call". Next, named your abstract design as "main".

Android Progressbar Tutorial using Basic4Android

Hi! In this tutorial, I will introduce another component/controls in Basic4Android, the ProgressBar. ProgressBar displays a bar to the user representing how far the operation has progressed; the application can change the amount of progress modifying the length of the bar as it moves forward. On this, you need to create one ProgressBar and named it as "pgb1", two Labels and named it as "lblPercent" for the percentage, and "Label1" and label it as "%". Next, named your abstract design as "tutorial".

Android AutoCompleteEditText Searching Application Tutorial using Basic4Android

This is my first tutorial for using controls in Basic4Android. We have to discuss first the AutoCompleteEditText with Searching Application. AutoCompleteEditText is a control in basic4Android that is an editable text view that shows completion suggestions automatically while the user is typing. The list of suggestions is displayed in a drop down menu from which the user can choose an item to replace the content of the edit box with. Here, we will begin the tutorial. First, you need to create one AutoCompleteEditText and named it "auto1".

Android Custom Dialog Tutorial using Basic4Android

Hi! I will introduce another tutorial in Dialogs using Basic4Android, the Custom Dialog. A custom dialog refers to be in the customization of your dialog that you will going to create on your own. First, you need to create two buttons and named it Button1 and btn1, and also one label and named it as lbl1. Next, named your layout name as "Main".

Android Color Hue Saturation Value Dialog using Basic4Android

Another tutorial for Color Dialog is this what we called Color Hue and Saturation Value Dialog. This Color HSV Dialog is different from the typical Color Dialog because it only has RGB Color. But this one uses the Hue and Saturation Values of the Color Dialog. First, you need to create one button and named it Button1.