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6,628 PointsMy solution to the problems with deprecated code.
I saw a lot of people having trouble with this and I thought I would share my experience, I hope it helps. What I did to get past all the deprecated code is study what is current and apply that. If you are having trouble setting up the ActionBar, then set up a toolbar. You need to create a separate xml file for the toolbar. Then, in the MainActivity xml, include the toolbar with the <include/> tags. You need to then get the code on github of the SlidingTabLayout.java and SlidingTabStrip.java files. Create a class for each and paste the code provided. Then, in the MainActivity xml, below the toolbar you included, add the SlidingTabLayout and a ViewPager. Now you need to create the tabs. Create an xml file for each tab, by this I mean what you want to see once you click the tab. Also, you need to create the classes for the tabs, so you can inflate their view. There is more, but it is hard to explain without the actual code, here is a super simple,yet helpful, link that will take care of your headaches. I hope this helps someone.
Kevin Gonzales
4,638 PointsKevin Gonzales
4,638 PointsSo the way ben does it is outdated now correct? because I was going to do the steps he does, but if it is not the current way of doing it i rather learn by using the current stuff (which it sounds like you did)