![]() So, now, I'm using that selector approach, and code reminiscent of your question as a fallback if no activities match the selector Intent. That recently started failing to find Gmail, causing me to flip a table (virtually). ![]() ![]() One of those actions is the ACTIONSEND command which. What's supposed to work is ACTION_SEND, your extras, an a mailto selector. Intents allow us to communicate data between Android apps and implicit intents can also accept actions. Action ACTIONSETTIMER Data URI None MIME Type None Extras EXTRALENGTH The length of the timer in seconds. Note: This intent was added in Android 4.4 (API level 19). However, that too is not guaranteed to work. To create a countdown timer, use the ACTIONSETTIMER action and specify timer details such as the duration using extras defined below. However, that's not guaranteed across all Gmail versions, let alone across all email apps.Īn alternative approach for ACTION_SENDTO with a mailto: Uri is to put the address(es), subject, and body in the mailto: itself. I recently found that the now-current version of Gmail does (though I only tested with a single email address, not the two in your question). Some email clients will pay attention to those extras with ACTION_SENDTO. Email apps can ignore them, even when they are documented. tType (Showing top 20 results out of 5,931) ntent Intent setType. So, already, you're in trouble, as there is nothing requiring an email app developer to pay attention to them.īeyond that, extras are optional bits of data. ![]() Those extras are documented for ACTION_SEND, not ACTION_SENDTO. ![]()
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