android images issues

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android images issues

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hi too all ,i post this question before but still have no solution...im developing for both android and iphone...my issue is that my image in the main window is not seen in ANDROID but is seen in IOS im using titanium 2.0.2GA and im using google API andorid 2.2. and im testing the app on my device which is a samsung skyrocket...if anything i would like to send my app project so someone can look it over and help me out please i also tried this method

//i placed my image in 
android/images/res-long-land-hdpi

and at window1.js i use

var logo = Titanium.UI.createImageView ({
            image:'images/69.jpg',
            width:253,
            height:96,
            left:0,
            top:0,
        });

but when i deploy the app in a my samsung skyrocket...i also get a error.....i was told to create a folder high,medium,low...but when i create a folder and try to launch it in the app i get a error.. which are the following

//I get this error when i add a image or a folder in images
[ERROR] Error(s) compiling generated Java code
[ERROR] /Users/kingproduction/Documents/Titanium Studio Workspace/barbershop/build/android/gen/com/mambo/R.java:14: <identifier> expected
        public static final int 69_5f35e41f22=0x7f020000;
                               ^
/Users/kingproduction/Documents/Titanium Studio Workspace/barbershop/build/android/gen/com/mambo/R.java:14: <identifier> expected
        public static final int 69_5f35e41f22=0x7f020000;
                                             ^
2 errors

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Use a leading "/" in your image paths. In fact, use a leading "/" for all paths in Ti Mobile. You don't have to, but not everyone knows when you need them and when you can get away with them. If you always use them, you'll save yourself a lot of pain.

Are you naming one of your image files with a number? That may cause your R.java compile problems.

Answer 2

The samsung skyrocket has a screen resolution of 800x480 which is considered WVGA resolution.

Your problem may be that you are declaring the device as having the "long" aspect ratio (res-long-land-hdpi) when it may not be.

Try putting your image within the "notlong" folder: android/images/res-notlong-land-hdpi

Or you can remove the long/notlong property from the folder name: android/images/res-land-hdpi