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@adhi124 adhi124 commented Mar 3, 2017

pls


public void onClick(View v)
{
switch(v.getId())
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For each case in the switch statement, instead of having long blocks of code, you could put functions instead. For example, you could have createNewEventClicked(), imageClicked(), etc. This makes the switch easier to read and modularizes the code. Try to do this in all cases where there are switch statements.

String desc = newDescText.getText().toString();
String host = mAuth.getCurrentUser().getEmail();

FirebaseUtils.writeEventToDB(mDatabase, riversRef, eventimageuri, key, name, date, desc, host, mAuth);
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Good use of utils

dialog.dismiss();
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_GET_CONTENT);
intent.setType("image/*");
startActivityForResult(intent, 1); }
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Instead of doing startActivityForResult(intent, 1), put 1 in a public static final variable. For example, you could do:
public static final int CHOOSE_PHOTO_REQUEST = 1. That way, in onActivityResult in the bottom, when you check whether requestCode == 1, you know what it is actually checking for (instead you would check requestCode == CHOOSE_PHOTO_REQUEST).

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