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Joshua Schoen
900 PointsI cannot import my project.
I was doing android studio on another computer. But it got (virused) if that's a word lol. So, I put my data on a zip drive and used my other computer and re-installed android studio. After I did that, I tried to import my project but every time I do, it does nothing. I have no clue why, I've tried re-installing it again but it doesn't work. Not sure if my project is corrupted as well, that would suck. Anyways, I have no clue on how to successful import, the "import project" and then I select my project does nothing. Dunno, what the problem is.
2 Answers
Joshua Schoen
900 PointsThanks so much, Harry! It's a treehouse project I've been working on. I'll try that, and see if that works :D. -Joshua
Harry James
14,780 PointsHey Joshua!
That's not good! If you've been working on a project from Treehouse, you can always download the project files at the stage your up to by looking in the Downloads section by the Teacher's Notes.
If it's not a project from Treehouse then if you could post your project files onto this question (Using a cloud service like Google Drive, for example), I'll have a look and see if anything can be fixed or whether it is completely corrupted.
If it's a private project and you really don't want to share your code on the web (That's understandable) then check your project at the AndroidStudioProjects\*YourProjectName*\app\src\main\java directory (Or wherever your project is located) and try opening the java files in a text editor to see if they're still intact. If you can access these files, everything else should be in good condition so, without much work, you should be able to re-create your project with the working files. Let me know if you need any help doing this and I'll be happy to help :)
If you have any questions, give me a shout :)