Android Question Getting Different Versions of an Application

RDCrozier said:

What am I missing?

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You did not change the packagename? Rule ONE for each new App. Define a unique packagename. STRG-B

DonManfred said:

You did not change the packagename? Rule ONE for each new App. Define a unique packagename. STRG-B

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Sorry to seem stupid but where is the package name you refer to?

As far as we are aware we have changed all references, even down to the level of editing the AndroidManidest.xml file in the Objects folder of the project.

Are you saying that rather than copying the project and changing all the Region Activity Attributes one element of which is:
#ApplicationLabel: Flexispec Android
where we changed the Flecispec Android to be the new value of the project, that we should have created a completely new project and copy/pasted the code into the new project from the old one?

If so, then is there a simple way of copying a project named <Project A> to a new project <Project B> where all traces of the old application name are replaced by the new name?

Thanks in anticipation.
Tom

Package name: In the IDE menu Build Configurations.
You get this window:


Change Package!

And you need to change the #ApplicationLabel in the #Region Project Attributes
#Region Project Attributes
#ApplicationLabel: B4A Example

klaus said:

Package name: In the IDE menu Build Configurations.
You get this window:
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Change Package!

And you need to change the #ApplicationLabel in the #Region Project Attributes
#Region Project Attributes
#ApplicationLabel: B4A Example

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Thank you for your help .... this was just far too obvious and how we didn't spot it I will never know!

We never stop learning!

Regards
Tom & Dave

RDCrozier said:

Thank you for your help .... this was just far too obvious and how we didn't spot it I will never know!

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All of us

I use (I'm from Germany - DE) as my package names: de.myname.myappname (so it's unique). You'll need it f.e. in all of the Google services (Firebase, etc.)