Hi All
I am currently developing an android application and am in need of some help, I need have created a page with multiple EditText fields for user answers to appear, along with this is a save button to export those values to a text file. Can anyone help with a code that would instead with the click of a button be able to pass those values into an email to be emailed to the user?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Here is one tutorial showing how to send email: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/android_sending_email.htm
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Dear All
Does anyone know how to:
1. make CC and BCC fields appear when you compose SMS messages (not email, not outlook messages...?)
I found no hints in help file...and in the manual.
In the old WM2003 it was possible, just from menu bar
2. How to make filter on categories persistent? At the moment when you select filter, on, say, BUSINESS or FRIENDS, the filter disappear after you change focus on aother apps
Thanks and waiting
Saulo866
I was wondering if someone founded a way to check mail very quickly ?
I mean from the home screen, only one or two screen touch instead of having to enter outlook, then selzct the account then send/receive
Thanks
Create a shortcut or a script with the following command, where [Name] is the exact name of the mail account:
"\Windows\tmail.exe" -Service "[Name]" -Sync
Thanks for your answer
Sorry I might be ingnorant but I don' know how to do that ...
Would you help ?
Thanks
Hi,
I can see that it is possible to create a direct shortcut to text or call someone via bettercut.
I'm wondering if there's a way to launch an IM chat (googletalk) directly with a specific contact.
It seems like it should be possible if only I knew the specific activity name and parameters to send.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Hello to all. I was hoping someone would be able to tell me if a shortcut could be created with Bettercut/Anycut that would create a new message? I know that a direct shortcut to a specific contact can be created easily with these apps, but I was hoping a shortcut to a blank message that I could then choose the contact could be created. I use Chompsms as my default sms app (don't know if that matters) but would like the shortcut to use Chomp to create the blank message but the Android messaging app would be fine too. I know that Bettercut/Anycut have the make your own option and that it might be possible to create this shortcut that I am looking for. Unfortunately I am not knowledgeable enough to create this shortcut myself and my searches have come up empty so far (I tried many forums with no success). If anyone would be willing to help me with this I would greatly appreciate it and I'm sure others would as well. I know that it only takes a few seconds to open Chomp and click new message but a shortcut direct from the home screen would really be awesome. Thanks in advance for the help (If in fact this is even possible). I know this is probably really easy for a lot of the users here but im just no good at stuff like this. Hope someone can help.
You can make a "contact" and just name it something like "Blank" then just put a single number, 1 for example, for the phone number. Then use that. When it pops up the message for it, just erase the "Blank <1>" from the To: field, and put in which ever contact you want. Not really blank, but does the job good enough I'd say. Only one press and one button click to erase the "Blank <1>" thing from the To field.
using Any Cut, you can select "Make your own" and enter the following to create a new SMS shortcut:
Action: android.intent.action.SENDTO
Data: sms:
Type: <leave this blank>
Works on my rooted Hero nordic, YMMV. You can probaby enter "mms:" in the Data field to make the new message an MMS, but I haven't tried that.
Good luck!
Is there a way to automatically forward specific sms's which match a keyword, to another contact via whatsapp?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
msharoon said:
Is there a way to automatically forward specific sms's which match a keyword, to another contact via whatsapp?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I don't have the full answer to your question but you can detect a keyword in a SMS using this profile:
Create a new profile --> Event --> Phone --> Received Text:
Type: Any
Sender: leave this blank
Content: *keyword*
-replace "keyword" by the word you need to be monitored. Don't forget to put it between two asterisk otherwise tasker will not detect your keyword if its not the only word in the received SMS.
Then you can use this event to fire up a task that will forward that SMS (%SMSRB) to another contact via whatsapp. You'll probably need to make a script for that or maybe you could find the old whatstasker plugin (not on the playstore anymore and not sure if its still working). In whatstasker plugin, you can select a contact and the text to be sent. set the text field to %SMSRB.
Edit: found something here that might be useful: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2550924