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Andrusito Aspiring developer Posts: 45 Reg: Jun 17, 2013 cordoba 450	confirm \| cancel 12/24/14 06:47 AM (9 years ago) Install Socialize on Android project Hello! I want to use Socialize in my new Android project. I'm not a self hosted, I use Buzztouch servers. But I have a problem (I think there's something I'm not understanding) with Socialize SDK. I've downloaded it and tried to link it to my project. But some errors appears on many java files. Look at the image: http://s30.postimg.org/qsna9a2g1/captura.png The errors appears when linking those 2 libraries. The others don't generates issues. The errors are always the same: "R cannot be resolved to a variable" in many files. Note: I'm using Eclipse 23.0.2 Thanks Title Comments Hello! I want to use Socialize in my new Android project. I'm not a self hosted, I use Buzztouch servers. But I have a problem (I think there's something I'm not understanding) with Socialize SDK. I've downloaded it and tried to link it to my project. But some errors appears on many java files. Look at the image: http://s30.postimg.org/qsna9a2g1/captura.png The errors appears when linking those 2 libraries. The others don't generates issues. The errors are always the same: "R cannot be resolved to a variable" in many files. Note: I'm using Eclipse 23.0.2 Thanks

Bytewizard buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 32 Reg: Jul 04, 2011 Manila, Philipp... 1,020	12/24/14 07:13 AM (9 years ago) Just link the Socialize SDK on your android project and link the other 3 project libraries to Socialize SDK. Configure your Android Project Build target to Android 4.2.2 and Socialize Proect Build target to Android 4.4.2 You may also link google_play_service_lib on your project. Comments Just link the Socialize SDK on your android project and link the other 3 project libraries to Socialize SDK. Configure your Android Project Build target to Android 4.2.2 and Socialize Proect Build target to Android 4.4.2 You may also link google_play_service_lib on your project.

Bytewizard buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 32 Reg: Jul 04, 2011 Manila, Philipp... 1,020	12/24/14 07:37 AM (9 years ago) Just link the Socialize SDK on your android project and link the other 3 project libraries to Socialize SDK. Configure your Android Project Build target to Android 4.2.2 and Socialize Proect Build target to Android 4.4.2 You may also link google_play_service_lib on your project. Comments Just link the Socialize SDK on your android project and link the other 3 project libraries to Socialize SDK. Configure your Android Project Build target to Android 4.2.2 and Socialize Proect Build target to Android 4.4.2 You may also link google_play_service_lib on your project.

CMCOFFEE Android Fan Posts: 2017 Reg: Jan 04, 2013 Amarillo, Texas 26,670	12/25/14 09:55 PM (9 years ago) I think that there is a newer version of eclipse, but I doubt thats the problem.I got the same errors on the library files when trying to integrate even after linking google play services library.I havent took the time to figure it out. their instructions arent that clear, and you have to wrap the buzztouch layout with theirs.sounds like it could work,but also sounds like a potential for more problems ha.Ill post back if I have to time to figure it out Comments I think that there is a newer version of eclipse, but I doubt thats the problem.I got the same errors on the library files when trying to integrate even after linking google play services library.I havent took the time to figure it out. their instructions arent that clear, and you have to wrap the buzztouch layout with theirs.sounds like it could work,but also sounds like a potential for more problems ha.Ill post back if I have to time to figure it out

Worker73 Android Fan Posts: 419 Reg: Feb 06, 2012 Austria, Klagen... 4,490	12/31/14 08:43 AM (9 years ago) Following ;-) Comments Following ;-)

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