Samsung Errors (Registered application has failed)
Maybe we can start a list here about the errors (for why the apps have failed), that we receive from Samsung in regards to basic Andromo App functions.
Andromo please have a look into those.
I'll start it:
[Display Error] Time is overlapped with progress bar
<Defect>
Time is overlapped with progress bar
<Procedure>
1. Execute app
<Expected Result>
Time should not be overlapped with progress bar
I used podcast function in this case
Andromo please have a look into those.
I'll start it:
[Display Error] Time is overlapped with progress bar
<Defect>
Time is overlapped with progress bar
<Procedure>
1. Execute app
<Expected Result>
Time should not be overlapped with progress bar
I used podcast function in this case
Comments
<Defect>
More Menu has missing icons, unless touched.
<Procedure>
1. Start the app.
2. Open More Menu
3. Observe the issue
4. Touch any of the two buttons
5. Observe the issue
<Expected Result>
More Menu should have both icons visible.
Tested from Samsung on:
High-end Galaxy Wi-Fi (HVGA)
Tablet Galaxy (WSVGA)
I go nuts over their stupid error msgs and declined submissions! GRRR!
I have a number of apps published and being offered on both Google Play and the Amazon store. I submitted one to the Samsung app store and it was rejected because I had included Photo Sharing
and when they attempted to share an image from my app to Facebook it came up with just a white screen. They are very thorough in giving feedback regarding any rejections. I could remove Sharing and re-submit but I wonder if there is an easier solution.
Here's a follow-up. If I run my app on a Samsung Galaxy S3, I can share an image in the Photo Gallery with 19 different venues. If I run my app on a new Dell Venue 8 tablet, I can only share with
6 venues and Facebook is not one of them. Who controls that? Andromo? Dell? Google? Samsung?
made this comment elsewhere but have not received any response. Perhaps
this is a better place for me to state a Samsung rejection I received.
I have a number of apps published and being offered on both Google Play
and the Amazon store. I submitted one to the Samsung app store and it
was rejected because I had included Photo Sharing
and when they
attempted to share an image from my app to Facebook it came up with just
a white screen. They are very thorough in giving feedback regarding any
rejections. I could remove Sharing and re-submit but I wonder if there
is an easier solution.
Here's a follow-up. If I run my app on a
Samsung Galaxy S3, I can share an image in the Photo Gallery with 19
different venues. If I run my app on a new Dell Venue 8 tablet, I can
only share with
6 venues and Facebook is not one of them. Who
controls that? Andromo? Dell? Google? Samsung? - See more at:
http://forums.andromo.com/discussion/comment/2982?post#Form_Body
I will look into the Facebook sharing although to be honest I think that the issue is probably with the way the Facebook app accepts shared images.
Thanks for the notes guys we will look into all of it.
mark.
All links are manually checked and all work, but Samsung shows in their reports that 2 models cannot play any.
I could upload the report but it keeps failing.
The tablets are Tablet Galaxy Wi-Fi (wsvga) and Premium Galaxy (qHD)
▪ Not allowed (9 countries): Iran, China, Global Pan-Latin, Global Store, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Singapore.
▪ Allowed only if age rating set as 12+ or above (11 countries): Global B, Global Pan Africa, Global Pan Arab, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Qatar, Russian Federation, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
It is impossible to download the application with 'Error : Unable to download application. Not enough memory. Delete some items. or change installation location to memory card and try again' even if all the other applications are removed.(3/3, 100%)
*This defect occurs also after factory data reset is done.
Application : 29.57MB
Available device space : 110MB
*This defect occurs also after inserting SD card.
Available SD Card space : 3.66GB
1. Install application
It should be possible to download and install the application.
It is crazy, app is downloadable from GP and Amazon.... Any ideas?
I would have suggested clearing the cache from all the Google apps (Gmail, etc.) but a factory reset should make that unnecessary.
You cannot enter tags(jesus) designated as profane words.(Special characters, registered profane words)
You cannot enter tags(christ) designated as profane words.(Special characters, registered profane words)
Jesus and Christ are profane words?!?! What the heck? :O
I've had a rejection from Samsung for including links to apps on Playstore.
<Defect>
Application has a link to other application store Google Play.
Application should not contain link, incent users to download or promote alternate marketplaces according to the Certification Guide 3.18.2 : Content must not link to other application store.
*Indirect linkage to other application store is allowed exceptionally. For example, link via seller's web site.
Application should use deep link for SamsungApps instead of other store link.
<Deep link for SamsungApps>
You can make an URI for invoking the Main page or Detail Page of the Samsung Apps client and link it on your Web page.
ex) Main Page : a href="samsungapps://MainPage/
ex) Detail Page : a href="samsungapps://ProductDetail/com.sec.android.app.samsungapps"
If you develop an application and make a link for invoking the Main page of the Samsung Apps client in it, you have to make an Intent and send it to the Samsung Apps client.
Below is a sample code :
Intent intent = new Intent(); // set data intent.setData(Uri.parse(string_of_uri)); // The string_of_uri is an String object including a URI like ""samsungapps://ProductDetail/{the package name of the AndroidManifest.xml file in your application}"". // add flags intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP | Intent.FLAG_INCLUDE_STOPPED_PACKAGES); // The Intent.FLAG_INCLUDE_STOPPED_PACKAGES flag must be added only if the API level of your Android SDK is over 11 like Honeycomb. startActivity(intent);