Piqular is an app that allows you to create beautiful photo websites within a few minutes right from your cell phone. It was born at HackPrinceton after a spring break trip to Costa Rica and the motivation to work with the dropbox API. Project website: http://swifflet.com/piqular/
Piqular requires a Dropbox account.
Set up your Android dev environment in Eclipse and import the project.
To fix the compatibility issues, you additionally need to import appcompat-v7. Go to Import -> Import Existing Android Project. Go to your android SDK directory and select extras/android/support/v7/appcompat as the project. Finish the project import. You should have another project android-support-v7-appcompat now.
Now go to Piqular: "Project Properties" -> "Android" and add android-support-v7-appcompat as a Library ("is Library" doesn't have to be checked). It might already be there, then you don't need to add anything, or there is an existing broken reference which you have to delete.
I'm not sure why Eclipse now always creates these compatibility issues with Android projects, but hopefully this fixes it.
Let me know if there are any other issues.
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