bro your are not saving user id and password you are just using sharedpreferences, this concept is incomplete and pls chage the title it's inappropriate
In this video, the demonstration showcases the Auto Login feature, which automatically logs in the user without manual input. However, it does not include the Remember Me feature that saves login details for convenient pre-filling of the username and password fields upon returning to the login page.
Hello Sir, truly an excellent tutorial. But I am facing an error here i.e.Non-static method 'isChecked()' cannot be referenced from a static Context. Please help me sir.
Thanks a lot man! As always very clear and constructed tutorial. Can you also create a video about using a new jetpack dataStore in Java for login session (storing user acount details)?
I am developing an educational app. I want the app to open an activity which class is selected by the user when the user opens the app again. how to code it? please guide.
in place of remember me use the class and code like that in which when which class is selected go to that activity for example: when remember me is checked it will go directly to the main activity. such that when you give which class should be selected go to that activity
use like this for Fragment SharedPreferences sharedPrefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(getContext()); SharedPreferences.Editor editor = sharedPrefs.edit(); editor.putString("key", "value"); editor.apply();
bro your are not saving user id and password you are just using sharedpreferences, this concept is incomplete and pls chage the title it's inappropriate