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Missing accessibility label: where
minSdk < 17, you should provide anandroid:hintEditable text fields should provide anandroid:hintor, provided your minSdkVersion is at least 17, they may be referenced by a view with aandroid:labelForattribute. When usingandroid:labelFor, be sure to provide anandroid:textor anandroid:contentDescription. If your view is labeled but by a label in a different layout which includes this one, just suppress this warning from lint.Issue id: LabelFor
How can fix this warning?
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When using an ImageView , ImageButton , CheckBox , or other View that conveys information graphically, use an android:contentDescription attribute to provide a content label for that View . A content label sometimes depends on information only available at runtime, or the meaning of a View might change over time.
To label an editable TextView or EditText , use android:hint to display a descriptive text label within the item when it's empty. If an app's user interface already provides a text label for the editable item, define android:labelFor on the labeling View to indicate which item the label describes.
A succinct label in a localized string that identifies the accessibility element.
Turn on TalkBackNavigate to Accessibility and select TalkBack. At the top of the TalkBack screen, press On/Off to turn on TalkBack.
Just add
tools:ignore="LabelFor"
in your xml.
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I had I same problem. I fix it like this
Use @String/example for name your method Follow these steps
Go to Res>Values>Stings.xmladd a string like this
Enter Number 1
@String/Enter_Number_1
if required asking of hind just add this code with your hint
android:autofillHints=""
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