Here comes my checklist about what has to be done in order to publish an upgrade on Market. get all code from github (git pull origin master) Test the application Change version number in AndroidManifest.xml Commit “version x.x.” and push (Change google map api key in res/layout/main.xml to the prod key) In Eclipse: Project → Clean Right-click on project → Android tools → Export signed… (~/Skrivbord/LUSites-unaligned.apk) Zipalign (e.g.: zipalign -v 4 LUSites-unaligned.

It is my pleasure to announce that a new version is ready for release. The biggest news are the nations which are now on the map. Other improvements are spelling error corrections. Great thanks to Kigsz. You can read about adding nations to the map on Lusites wiki.

Smashing magazine has a pretty good tutorial how to start programming for android using git, github, eclipse and datastorage. I recommend: Get Started Developing For Android With Eclipse, Reloaded

There is a very good wiki page which describes how to set up the environment. If you think something is missing there, just leave a comment here. Much of that was inspired by a useful tutorial from doityourselfandroid.com

So if you have an existing copy of the project, just type: git pull origin master Or in Egit in Eclipse, right-click on repo and run “Fetch from upstream”.

If there are new classes or files in the project (say you have got the latest version from github into existing workspace in Eclipse). In order for Eclipse to see them, right click on the package and press “Refresh”.

Today Kigsz joins the Lusites. Like!

To get longitude and latitude can be tricky at the first time. There are many ways to do this, e.g. getlatlon.com. Good enough, but not so practical if you want to collect many coordinates. You can’t search after street names, you only can scroll and drag. Another way is to use javascript to show the longitude and latitude. See this example. This works in all web browsers.Just find your object in Google Maps and paste this javascript in URL bar: javascript:void(prompt('',gApplication.

Now there is a wiki on github for LUSites to be able to collaborate.

Äntligen har jag kommit på hur man kan skippa oönskad postback i button. Det finns många olika lösningar. Här är ett intressant inlägg på stackoverflow om det. Men det enklaste sättet är egentligen bara lägga till return false; ```i onclick... Här är lösningen using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls; … HtmlButton HtmlButtonSendMail; protected override void CreateChildControls() { … #region Configure Send Email HtmlButtonSendMail = new HtmlButton(); HtmlButtonSendMail.InnerText = “Send Email”; HtmlButtonSendMail.ID = “HtmlButtonSendMail”; string script = “”; script += “SP.