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That's strange. Is it the first time you try the app? Which version is it? Do you have the same problem if you select another bike network?
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I am using v1.3 (from f-droid). I have used the app since 1.1.3, but have always had this issue. The station names are displayed in the map view though.
The same package on another phone does not have this issue. Removing and reinstalling has no effect. Neither does selecting another bike network.
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Could you post a logcat of when you open the application? Also, is the displayed entry (the "P 13") clickable? And I guess it takes all the screen, is it right?
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The entry is clickable (goes to station details). One item takes up the entire screen, but the list is scrollable, so there are other items of similar size below it.
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I watched your logcat. However I cannot find anything wrong with it.
I'm sorry, I can't reproduce your bug so I don't really know how to manage it...
Are you able to build the app yourself? I think it could be related with the file app/src/main/res/layout/station_list_item.xml
. Each element of a line is defined in there. Try playing with the values of android:padding*
, android:layout_width
or android:layout_height
and tell me if it goes better.
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I haven't had much success so far (I don't have a clue about Android development). I can get text to display by removing the ImageViews in station_list_item.xml, but then no stations show up in the favorites list.
I have also managed to reproduce the issue in a virtual Nexus S device, with a 4" 480x800 screen running Android 4.2.2. The same virtual device with Android 4.4.2 works fine.
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I found what was wrong! In one ImageView, the id referenced in layout_toStartOf
was not the same as the one in layout_toLeftOf
(and should have been). It seems that layout_toStartOf
was used on Android 4.2 and layout_toLeftOf
was used on Android 4.4 (layout_toStartOf
was introduced in 4.2 for right-to-left locales).
I should have tested my app on all targeted Android version. Lesson learned 😉
Tell me if this works for you, and I'll push an update.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to report the bug!
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Great, that did it! Thanks a lot for this nice open source app.
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