It sucks from all points of view, it doesn't make any sense, not to mention what they did in the file management on version 30 of the SDK. I believe that whoever is in charge of google doesn't have the slightest idea of ​​what it means in PRACTICE to make such changes for a programmer and for the management of all his applications that suddenly stop working.

i dont mean to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account? I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.

I'll zoom in more for my next videos. Thanks. You can also find the code on GitHub. Check description.

See Step 3 here heartbeat.fritz.ai/adding-dark-mode-support-to-your-android-apps-7ee6a902165c

The docs let you switch from Kotlin & Java. developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/look-and-feel/darktheme#java For sharedPreferences, the current theme status will be an int. So you should be able to store it when user changes it in your setting page, and get it in all your pages. stackoverflow.com/questions/16194567/android-sharedpreferences-how-to-save-a-simple-int-variable

@@androidtutorials9328 Sorry, I can't. I am very amateur in this. I wanted to use RadioGroup to: MODE_NIGHT_YES. MODE_NIGHT_NO. MODE_NIGHT_FOLLOW_SYSTEM. If the Android system is already in dark mode, it can only change my application to MODE_NIGHT_FOLLOW_SYSTEM and if you leave RadioButton activated with MODE_NIGHT_YES it will keep the application clear and when you open and open the new application, it will continue with the Android system in dark mode. When you put RadioGroup in an activity with the name "settings" for example, and there is an initial activity of the application that is not in the settings menu, and there are several activities.

If you have a java application with two activities and the “settings” activity has “light”, “dark” and “current system color” modes and a main activity to start the application and when I close and open the application again it will keep the color I choose, it would help me a lot.

@@igorduarte9048 It might help if you got your code somewhere on GitHub or gist, as it would hard to debug or find issues through comments.

@@androidtutorials9328 I put all my doubts on the link, if I can answer. I thank you very much. stackoverflow.com/questions/62452488/how-to-do-dark-mode-using-radiobutton-and-how-to-maintain-the-state-of-the-theme

I don't believe so no. It needs to be stored on the phone and give the share permission to other apps.

@@androidtutorials9328 medium.com/androiddevelopers/sharing-content-between-android-apps-2e6db9d1368b They have mentioned that it is possible, however I am stuck up on the part to create a File object. Can you go through this and help me on what path to give in the constructor of File such that it references to the res/raw directory

There might be a hacky way of doing it, but the general path is to save it on phone first. stackoverflow.com/questions/46827950/how-to-share-audio-file-from-raw-folder-into-social-apps

@@androidtutorials9328 Got it, anyway, thank you!

I think just hitting the back button should work. If you want to deep link, you would need to set something similar for the MainActivity, as we did for the A, B, C activities, and deep link into it from anywhere.

@@androidtutorials9328 Yes using back works fine but it seems to take you back the app from which the link was clicked instead of keeping you in the parent activity of same app.

I see what you mean. It that case you need the up button in your activity which will take you to a parent activity. stackoverflow.com/a/27282195

Thanks man. You would need to use the package structure of the application to deep link into it. This is an example for a similar problem, but deep linking into Google maps. developers.google.com/maps/documentation/urls/android-intents

That seems more of an OpenCV tutorial, but I could look into general text recognition with it.

How to choose Image to shre from gallery

@@zakblacki I have put this on my todo list to post a video of. Thanks For now try something like this: stackoverflow.com/questions/38352148/get-image-from-the-gallery-and-show-in-imageview

its because you were sharing a null file.

You will have to save the file into the phones disk before being able to share it to other apps. If the image is loaded from the internet, you can just share the url to that image.

You will have to save the file into the phones disk before being able to share it to other apps. If the image is loaded from the internet, you can just share the url to that image.

Thank you, my new videos are in 4k. Made sure they are easy to read from the video.

The code is available on Github.

shareit app? Sort of. But you would need like a bluetooth app to transfer offline.

how about connecting hotspot?. is that possible? hope you can give me ideas on how to..

All this does is share files with other apps. If an app has capabilities of sharing files through bluetooth & hotspots, then yes you should be able to share it with those.