How to get value from TextField

[Enaaaaaaaaa]

Hi, I'm having a problem in Android Studio. How do I get value from TextField and map it as name of the component?

 

[James_Watson]

TextView textView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.my_textview);
String strResult = textView.getText();

 

[saramarz]

To retrieve the value from a TextField in Android Studio, you can use the getText() method. For example:

String textFieldValue = textField.getText().toString();

This will retrieve the value entered in the TextField and store it as a String in the textFieldValue variable.

To use this value as the name of a component, you can simply assign it to the component's name property. For example:

Button button = new Button();
button.setName(textFieldValue);

This will create a new Button component and set its name to the value entered in the TextField.

 

[James_Watson]

To retrieve the value from a TextField in Android Studio, you can use the getText() method. For example:

String textFieldValue = textField.getText().toString();

This will retrieve the value entered in the TextField and store it as a String in the textFieldValue variable.

To use this value as the name of a component, you can simply assign it to the component's name property. For example:

Button button = new Button();
button.setName(textFieldValue);

This will create a new Button component and set its name to the value entered in the TextField.

Hi, any ideas about this issue? Thank you in advance.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...oad-media-when-trying-to-crop-a-jpg-picked-fr

 

[saramarz]

Hi, any ideas about this issue? Thank you in advance.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...oad-media-when-trying-to-crop-a-jpg-picked-fr

This could be happening because the app that you used to pick the image (in this case, Google Photos) is returning a different URI for the image than the one that was originally used to save the image on the device.

As for the reason for the change, it's possible that the app is using a different storage provider or a different scheme for representing the URI of the image.

As for whether this URI change is causing the cropping to fail, it's hard to say without more information. It's possible that the cropping app is unable to handle the URI that is being passed to it, or that there is some other issue with the image or the device that is causing the cropping to fail.

It's also possible that there is some difference between the AVDs that you are using that is causing the app to behave differently. For example, there may be a difference in the versions of the Android operating system, or in the configuration of the AVDs.

To troubleshoot this issue, you may want to try the following:

1. Log the URIs of the images on both AVDs to see if there are any differences.
   
   
2. Try cropping a different image on both AVDs to see if the issue is specific to a particular image or if it occurs with all images.
   
   
3. Check the logs for any error messages or other clues that might help explain why the cropping is failing.
   
   
4. Try using a different cropping app to see if the issue is specific to the app that you are currently using.