Hello All, Hope someone can help me with this. I came over from Appmakr and am trying to re-create my apps here. They are mostly RSS apps with other iOS functionality. As I am waiting to get a Mac I am trying to re-do the Android versions first. When I load the project in the Android Emulator there is nothing showing up for the RSS feed or the Photo screen even though I have those configured correctly. The Menu screen is the only screen that seems to work. I have searched for an answer on the forum but couldn´t find anything. Am I missing something? Geraldine

Does your emulator have an internet connection?

Yes, the Emulator has an internet connection. I made some changes to the Menu screen and it got updated ok but nothing is coming up on the other screens. Geraldine

Is it BT 1.5 or 1.4?

Hi Jake, It's 1.5. Geraldine

Hi Geraldine, The RSS and photo screens weren't finished for v1.5 Android. We never got to phase 2 as outlined in the README.txt file in your project download folder. But i'm not sure that nothing should be showing up after compiling. I thought that there would at least be something displaying, such as a popup asking the user to view a .java file. Did you ever get the 'Hello World' test app to run on eclipse? http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/hello-world.html

Hi Parker, Yes, I got the Hello World test to run OK. The Menu screen works OK and updates when I make changes but when I click through to the RSS tab or Photo tab nothing shows up (and, yes, I know the feeds work OK as they are running now in my Appmakr Apps.....lol). I was hoping to be able to re-create these apps and add more design by using Buzztouch. I will be getting a Mac this week so will try out the iPhone option. Geraldine

Is phase 2 ever going to be completed?

Hi Geraldine, Feeds that worked in AppMakr don't always work well in Buzztouch. For example, I had some Youtube feeds that worked in AppMakr, but not in Buzztouch. I had to change the syntax of the Youtube RSS query, then view the source page in Firefox so I could figure out what changes I needed to make in XML Element Data-Points in Buzztouch. Final results are great. Buzztouch gives much more control over how RSS feeds display. This was with iPhone development. I haven't tried it for Android yet. Hope this helps, Merle

Hi Merle, Thanks, I will be trying out the iPhone version over the weekend so let´s see if it only happens with the Android emulator. Geraldine