C Cor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #1 Nice would be i can install an apk file direct from basic4android. Under menu->Tools-Install apk So it will be easy to give some else a copy of a beta version apk, just for testing? grCor
Nice would be i can install an apk file direct from basic4android. Under menu->Tools-Install apk So it will be easy to give some else a copy of a beta version apk, just for testing? grCor
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #2 Could be nice idea. My beta-testers are receiving my apk via e-mail. If they have GMail, then they can install it directly from the GMail-reader on their device. Cor said: Nice would be i can install an apk file direct from basic4android. Under menu->Tools-Install apk So it will be easy to give some else a copy of a beta version apk, just for testing? grCor Click to expand...
Could be nice idea. My beta-testers are receiving my apk via e-mail. If they have GMail, then they can install it directly from the GMail-reader on their device. Cor said: Nice would be i can install an apk file direct from basic4android. Under menu->Tools-Install apk So it will be easy to give some else a copy of a beta version apk, just for testing? grCor Click to expand...
C Cor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #3 thanks, My beta-testers are receiving my apk via e-mail. If they have GMail, then they can install it directly from the GMail-reader on their device. iI will not open the apk, i assume i must enter first a sign key ? grCor
thanks, My beta-testers are receiving my apk via e-mail. If they have GMail, then they can install it directly from the GMail-reader on their device. iI will not open the apk, i assume i must enter first a sign key ? grCor
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #4 Hmm...maybe it depends on the Android-version installed on the device. I have managed to send files generated by the B4A-beta - I have not sent out any new betas released with B4A -version 1.0. Maybe something has changed. Of course, on the device, in settings->applications->"unknows sources" must be enabled Cor said: thanks, My beta-testers are receiving my apk via e-mail. If they have GMail, then they can install it directly from the GMail-reader on their device. iI will not open the apk, i assume i must enter first a sign key ? grCor Click to expand...
Hmm...maybe it depends on the Android-version installed on the device. I have managed to send files generated by the B4A-beta - I have not sent out any new betas released with B4A -version 1.0. Maybe something has changed. Of course, on the device, in settings->applications->"unknows sources" must be enabled Cor said: thanks, My beta-testers are receiving my apk via e-mail. If they have GMail, then they can install it directly from the GMail-reader on their device. iI will not open the apk, i assume i must enter first a sign key ? grCor Click to expand...
C Cor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #5 unkown sources is enabled I runs well and installs from b4a I have android 1.6 grCor
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #6 try to uninstall previous application from device first and then re-install it from GMail (although normally that is not necessary)
try to uninstall previous application from device first and then re-install it from GMail (although normally that is not necessary)
C Cor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #7 uninstall also does not work I have a button 'open' with chord.apk file in gmail on device or must it have button 'install' ? reading from several forums it says, some apk will not install on android 1.6 and 2.2 , not a reason included grCor
uninstall also does not work I have a button 'open' with chord.apk file in gmail on device or must it have button 'install' ? reading from several forums it says, some apk will not install on android 1.6 and 2.2 , not a reason included grCor
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 8, 2010 #8 Mine says "Install" if I recall correctly. Maybe then it depends on the Android-version installed on the device. Cor said: uninstall also does not work I have a button 'open' with chord.apk file in gmail on device or must it have button 'install' ? reading from several forums it says, some apk will not install on android 1.6 and 2.2 , not a reason included grCor Click to expand...
Mine says "Install" if I recall correctly. Maybe then it depends on the Android-version installed on the device. Cor said: uninstall also does not work I have a button 'open' with chord.apk file in gmail on device or must it have button 'install' ? reading from several forums it says, some apk will not install on android 1.6 and 2.2 , not a reason included grCor Click to expand...
