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Android

Posted by adsdev
adsdev
15,583 Points

Getting an error on: @+id/

It gives me a resource not found error, something like that everytime i want to i leave the id like that. "Validates

Sanat Tripathi
Sanat Tripathi
8,109 Points

I have no clue what you are trying to ask (From next time also please share your code (or snippet) if you really want help).

Why would you not assign an id to a resource?

The correct way of assigning an id to a layout element is like this:

<!-- []  =  Optional --> 
<SomeViewWidget 
       android:id="@[+][package:]id/resource_name" 
        android:layout_height=["dimension" | "fill_parent" | "wrap_content"]
        android:layout_width=["dimension" | "fill_parent" | "wrap_content"]
        [View-specific attributes] >
</SomeViewWidget>

2 Answers

James Simshaw
James Simshaw
28,738 Points

Hello,

By leaving an id as @+id/ you are essentially trying to give it no id which cannot be done. All you need to do is complete the id statement with @+id/someUniqueName.

adsdev
adsdev
15,583 Points
adsdev
adsdev
15,583 Points

thanks james, i had to uncheck some other things to get it right. But main thing was like that.