Themes Screen Android Not Working

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trailman Aspiring developer Posts: 280 Reg: Dec 10, 2010 Sedona, az 6,550	confirm \| cancel 08/30/12 04:22 PM (13 years ago) Themes Screen Android Not Working I have created a new app in v1.5 of BT. I can not get the theme to change color at all in my emulator in Eclipse. I'm refreshing, but everything just stays the same no matter what colors I change any setting to? Anyone else experience this? b Title Comments I have created a new app in v1.5 of BT. I can not get the theme to change color at all in my emulator in Eclipse. I'm refreshing, but everything just stays the same no matter what colors I change any setting to? Anyone else experience this? b

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	08/30/12 07:49 PM (13 years ago) Hey b, Anything showing up in LogCat? If you make a control panel change, and then do a refresh of the app, you should see stuff scrolling in LogCat. It'll even show you what hex value is being used for backgrounds, etc. If you have an Android device, I'd recommend skipping the emulator altogether. Build an apk (release or debug key, doesn't matter), and install it on the device. Then when you make changes in the control panel, refresh in the app on the device. That's a much better test than using the emulator. Mark Comments Hey b, Anything showing up in LogCat? If you make a control panel change, and then do a refresh of the app, you should see stuff scrolling in LogCat. It'll even show you what hex value is being used for backgrounds, etc. If you have an Android device, I'd recommend skipping the emulator altogether. Build an apk (release or debug key, doesn't matter), and install it on the device. Then when you make changes in the control panel, refresh in the app on the device. That's a much better test than using the emulator. Mark

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