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Help in charging app name in Android Studio

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5443304/how-to-change-an-android-apps-name

 

changing the name in the header =>

 

        val actionbar = supportActionBar
        actionbar!!.title = "YOUR NEW TITLE"

i would use String resources instead of a hardcoded String btw

 

if you are using java instead of kotlin just google actionbar title java

Sooo I've been working on a project and while working on it I decided to change the name and the whole subject of the project, The reason I haven't opened a new one is because I need the accounts that already have been saved in the FireBase and both subjects are sharing some of the same features needed and I'm pretty short on time with that project this Tuesday is my deadline and I didn't even finished the whole features I needed for the current app, so starting a new project is out of the question.

 

Any way I need to change the name from "GameSpot" to "PicBin"

 

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I've tried to change the folder name but(as expected) it killed the project(I had a backup) anyway if it that much of a pain and I wouldn't be able to do it till the deadline even changing that name in the banner would be fine

 

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5443304/how-to-change-an-android-apps-name

 

changing the name in the header =>

 

        val actionbar = supportActionBar
        actionbar!!.title = "YOUR NEW TITLE"

i would use String resources instead of a hardcoded String btw

 

if you are using java instead of kotlin just google actionbar title java

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The better option is usually to use string resources and specify the title in your manifest instead of through code.

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On 3/28/2020 at 10:20 PM, Eigenvektor said:

The better option is usually to use string resources and specify the title in your manifest instead of through code.

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[...] i would use String resources instead of a hardcoded String btw [...]

 

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10 hours ago, KNG_HOLDY said:

 

I know you mentioned resources :) I just wanted to make explicit mention of the Manifest, since you can also use resources in code, if needed, but the manifest is usually easier if you don't need anything special.

Remember to either quote or @mention others, so they are notified of your reply

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