Firstly happy new year to all... Is there a way by which my android app is automatically refreshed when it starts instead of asking, as most of my users don't press the yes button and later complain that the content is old. I know the solution is available for ios but i was unable to find a working solution for android. Thanks, Rishav

Hi @elecy, I know your can code it to force a refresh, but not sure about any other way. I'll try to research this and get back to you. LA

That would be of great help... Thanks for the response..

I believe the only way is when the user downloads the App then they check the auto updates. LA

I'd like to know as well. Force an Update in app

Edit LA

@Rishav Autorefresh on Android is answered in the opening post here: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=85517E8B51DD2EA87BB6000&currentPage=72 " In your Eclipse Package Explorer, expand the following folder /src/com.yourappname/ Then open up the BT_activity_base.java file. Find the following code snippet: confirmRefreshAlert.show(); and replace it with: refreshAppData(); Save and clean/rebuild in sim or device. I have tried it out on [my samsung galaxy siii]. Seems to work fine. Updates are automatically loaded in without the alert. You may want to change the default loading message, which says (Loading...) by default. You can find this text variable in the following file in your Package Explorer window in Eclipse: /res/values/strings.xml Open strings.xml in text mode and find the string name 'LoadingTitle', you can change that to Please Wait... Downloading Updates, or whatever would make the most sense to the end user. "

@frozensun-thankz..

Great job @frozensun090! I didn't think there was a way to force auto refresh without coding. LA