How to open a website in an Android app? Google has provided a solution for us. Now let's take a look at the WebView control. For the convenience of summary, let's summarize it based on the following effect: First, let's take a look at its layout file. The entire interface is divided into two parts, the upper part is similar to the title bar, which is composed of two Buttons and a TextView, and the lower part is a WebView control. By removing the system title through AndroidManifest.xml (if you don't understand, please refer to my previous blog: Common Android Attributes), the effect above has been achieved. For your convenience, the code is presented below:
*** Let's start writing our MainActivity.java:
***Don't forget to add the network usage declaration in AndroidManifest.xml: <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/> That's it, our initial introduction to WebView ends here. |
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