Application Not Install in android 4.1.2 but install in Android 5 and 4.4.2 ..

[Arash]

@appyet
Hi Dear Friends
The app that I build Test in below device
Samsung S3 andorid 4.1.2 but not install
Nexus 5 android 5 and install success
Sony Z2 andoroid 4.4.2 and install success
Samsung S2 android 4.2.2 but not install
HTC Desir android 4.1.1 install success

the error
there is a problem parsing the package

pleas help me to install my to device withe android 2 and up

tnx

 

[appyet]

Appyet v3.1.* only support android 4.0 and above

Sent from my SM-G900W8 using AppYet

 

[appyet]

we don't understand why it happens, please make sure you have download the apk to your device properly, and not get corrupted.

try install AppYet Demo from google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appyet on the device that can you have install problem. if you can install it from Google Play, then it must means the way you transfer file to the device causing the apk to be corrupted

 

[chamaria17e]

@appyet
Hi Dear Friends
The app that I build Test in below device
Samsung S3 andorid 4.1.2 but not install
Nexus 5 android 5 and install success
Sony Z2 andoroid 4.4.2 and install success
Samsung S2 android 4.2.2 but not install
HTC Desir android 4.1.1 install success

the error
there is a problem parsing the package

pleas help me to install my to device withe android 2 and up

tnx

Installed successfully on my 4.2.1

 

[Arash]

Hi
The apk file is same and transfer via zapy to My Device (S2-S3-Z2-HTC Desire-Nexus 5) but dont install in s3-s2

and demo of the appyet install from play store to Z2 and Nexus 5 but never install in S2 and S3 and LG G2

 

[Dain Binder]

FYI: You can have more than one .apk in production. Within the Google Play Developer Console go to the APK page for your app and click "Switch to advanced mode".

Now you can upload a new .apk then publish it and the previous one will still be live. Previous APKs can be moved into production and you can deactivate production versions. The user will automatically get the highest version number available that is compatible with their Android device.

By doing this you can run AppYet Version 3.1.3 (Android API Level 14+ | Android 4.0+) and still keep your previous version from AppYet 3.0.43 (Android API Level 9+ | Android 2.3+).

This ensures potential new app users that are on Android 2.3+ (but less than Android 4.0) will be able to find and install the app from Google Play even after 4.0+ version is live. (Note: Android 4.0+ users will see and get the newest version.)

 

[Pedro Martin]

I obtain this error in my own server while uploading the .apk in ASCII node. If upload on binary mode the problem solve.