My problem is that I have two android app, one for Admin and One for Users and has the same database.
Now I Want to implement Recycler View from user Homepage but the data are retrieve in Admin accounts using real time database in firebase. pls help me
I have created Recycler View but it has Model class. is it possible to duplicate them and link with each other?
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I know at this time you cannot create custom fields within an IOS contact, but is there a way to have web forms autofill with data in the notes section of an IOS contact? Working on an app which will auto populate employee data to outside company webforms multiple times a day.
I have no idea where to start with this. I have a shopping list app that displays items in a recycler view and I want to be able to invite other users of my app (using different devices) to be able to join and modify the shopping list etc.
For example person A creates a shopping list using there device. They then want to share the list in real time with person b who is using the app on a different device. Person B should be able to make changes to the items which are then updates so both devices display the list data in real time.
The user should have the option to invite other people to view and edit the list either by using a linking code or a Qr code for example. Once the other sher enters the linking code they should then be able to view and make edits to the lists.
I have read into Firebase real-time database but not sure if this is it is the right tool to achieve this.
Can anyone advise how I should go about implementing this feature into my app??
I'm trying to design an app for my club at school. What I want to happen is when there is new information about meetings or events I want to be able to add this new content to the app and then have it visible by other app users.
So my question is how would I approach this idea?
Conceptually, you're going to need to have a centralized server which contains the data, an API to connect an application to this data, and finally the end user application.
On the server end, you could have a simple database which will house the event and meeting information.
On the API end, you could have a simple script which fetches the latest entries in the database and displays the data in a standard format such as JSON or XML.
On the app end, every time the user opens the application, fetch the latest data from your API and parse it into an array. Then, just populate a table or collection with the data in that array. You could also add a pull to refresh control to fetch the latest information at any time so the user doesn't have to launch the app again.
I'm developing an app with a feature that needs to import and export from the apps coreData.
I want a feature that allows users to export files (to a custom format, i.e. XML with another file ending *.myformat) to share with other users. If the other user does not have the app it would be preferred if him/her were redirected to the appstore page of my app (Is this possible without to much hassle).
Could you provide some links or clues on how to implement this feature.
button press->
export data objects, with parent X from core data->
share on facebook/twitter/mail->
new user gets file taps it and the data object X is imported to the new user's instance of the app.
I am currently programming an app which has a client database in it. I don't want to replicate all the name, address, email, phone (etc) data of the contacts in ios. Ideally, I would like to use my core data stack to store all of the additional information my app needs while allowing the contacts app in ios to handle all contact information. Is there a way to reference the contacts in ios using some unique ID at all so I can use that as a field in my core table client table?
Any advice/pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Using ABAddressBook, you can get the unique identifier by using ABRecordGetRecordID(record)