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Not Receiving OTP from FireBase from second Time



2019 Community Moderator ElectionStop EditText from gaining focus at Activity startupAndroid error: Failed to install *.apk on device *: timeoutError retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name after upgrading to AppCompat v23Firebase OTP Auth messages are differing in iOS and AndroidFirebase is not sending otp properlyNot getting OTP using Firebase passwordless Authenticationfirebase OTP is not receiving for international numbersGetting OTP after Phone RestartsRegistration in Firebase using OTPAndroid App Firebase OTP Verification Issue










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I am trying to receive OTP number from Firebase using Android App. I am getting OTP every time after phone restarts and after that I am not getting any OTP. Any help is highly appreciated. My project contains below four activities.



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    I am trying to receive OTP number from Firebase using Android App. I am getting OTP every time after phone restarts and after that I am not getting any OTP. Any help is highly appreciated. My project contains below four activities.



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      I am trying to receive OTP number from Firebase using Android App. I am getting OTP every time after phone restarts and after that I am not getting any OTP. Any help is highly appreciated. My project contains below four activities.



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      1. Cleared the Data on the phone. Its same issue for other users too.









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      I am trying to receive OTP number from Firebase using Android App. I am getting OTP every time after phone restarts and after that I am not getting any OTP. Any help is highly appreciated. My project contains below four activities.



      Options Tried to resolve this issue



      1. Cleared the Data on the phone. Its same issue for other users too.






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          You should first remove



           FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();


          Shouldn't be called 5 times in a row. Just do it once and in onStop method:



          override fun onStop() 
          super.onStop()
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut()



          I think you should then set



          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this);


          only once and be sure to put this preferably in your custom Application class:



          class CustomApplication : Application() 
          override fun onCreate()
          super.onCreate()

          /**
          * Firebase Initialization code
          * **/

          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)



          Then, in your Manifest.xml file:



          <application
          android:name=".CustomApplication"
          android:allowBackup="true"
          android:fullBackupContent="true"
          android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
          android:label="@string/app_name"
          android:largeHeap="true"
          android:supportsRtl="true"
          android:theme="@style/AppTheme">


          ....
          ....



          </application>


          Official Firebase github Repo



          In addition, be sure to check out the example code for Firebase/quickstart-android - PhoneAuthActivity for phone authentication of the official repository:
          quickstart-android for phone authentication



          You should then be ready to go with proper phone authentication implementation with Firebase.






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          • Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 5:27











          • Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 18:13











          • @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 18:24











          • What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 20:51











          • When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 20:57










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          You should first remove



           FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();


          Shouldn't be called 5 times in a row. Just do it once and in onStop method:



          override fun onStop() 
          super.onStop()
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut()



          I think you should then set



          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this);


          only once and be sure to put this preferably in your custom Application class:



          class CustomApplication : Application() 
          override fun onCreate()
          super.onCreate()

          /**
          * Firebase Initialization code
          * **/

          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)



          Then, in your Manifest.xml file:



          <application
          android:name=".CustomApplication"
          android:allowBackup="true"
          android:fullBackupContent="true"
          android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
          android:label="@string/app_name"
          android:largeHeap="true"
          android:supportsRtl="true"
          android:theme="@style/AppTheme">


          ....
          ....



          </application>


          Official Firebase github Repo



          In addition, be sure to check out the example code for Firebase/quickstart-android - PhoneAuthActivity for phone authentication of the official repository:
          quickstart-android for phone authentication



          You should then be ready to go with proper phone authentication implementation with Firebase.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 5:27











          • Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 18:13











          • @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 18:24











          • What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 20:51











          • When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 20:57















          1














          You should first remove



           FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();


          Shouldn't be called 5 times in a row. Just do it once and in onStop method:



          override fun onStop() 
          super.onStop()
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut()



          I think you should then set



          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this);


          only once and be sure to put this preferably in your custom Application class:



          class CustomApplication : Application() 
          override fun onCreate()
          super.onCreate()

          /**
          * Firebase Initialization code
          * **/

          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)



          Then, in your Manifest.xml file:



          <application
          android:name=".CustomApplication"
          android:allowBackup="true"
          android:fullBackupContent="true"
          android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
          android:label="@string/app_name"
          android:largeHeap="true"
          android:supportsRtl="true"
          android:theme="@style/AppTheme">


          ....
          ....



          </application>


          Official Firebase github Repo



          In addition, be sure to check out the example code for Firebase/quickstart-android - PhoneAuthActivity for phone authentication of the official repository:
          quickstart-android for phone authentication



          You should then be ready to go with proper phone authentication implementation with Firebase.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 5:27











          • Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 18:13











          • @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 18:24











          • What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 20:51











          • When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 20:57













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          You should first remove



           FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();


          Shouldn't be called 5 times in a row. Just do it once and in onStop method:



          override fun onStop() 
          super.onStop()
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut()



          I think you should then set



          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this);


          only once and be sure to put this preferably in your custom Application class:



          class CustomApplication : Application() 
          override fun onCreate()
          super.onCreate()

          /**
          * Firebase Initialization code
          * **/

          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)



          Then, in your Manifest.xml file:



          <application
          android:name=".CustomApplication"
          android:allowBackup="true"
          android:fullBackupContent="true"
          android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
          android:label="@string/app_name"
          android:largeHeap="true"
          android:supportsRtl="true"
          android:theme="@style/AppTheme">


          ....
          ....



          </application>


          Official Firebase github Repo



          In addition, be sure to check out the example code for Firebase/quickstart-android - PhoneAuthActivity for phone authentication of the official repository:
          quickstart-android for phone authentication



          You should then be ready to go with proper phone authentication implementation with Firebase.






          share|improve this answer















          You should first remove



           FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();


          Shouldn't be called 5 times in a row. Just do it once and in onStop method:



          override fun onStop() 
          super.onStop()
          FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut()



          I think you should then set



          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this);


          only once and be sure to put this preferably in your custom Application class:



          class CustomApplication : Application() 
          override fun onCreate()
          super.onCreate()

          /**
          * Firebase Initialization code
          * **/

          FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)



          Then, in your Manifest.xml file:



          <application
          android:name=".CustomApplication"
          android:allowBackup="true"
          android:fullBackupContent="true"
          android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
          android:label="@string/app_name"
          android:largeHeap="true"
          android:supportsRtl="true"
          android:theme="@style/AppTheme">


          ....
          ....



          </application>


          Official Firebase github Repo



          In addition, be sure to check out the example code for Firebase/quickstart-android - PhoneAuthActivity for phone authentication of the official repository:
          quickstart-android for phone authentication



          You should then be ready to go with proper phone authentication implementation with Firebase.







          share|improve this answer














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          • Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 5:27











          • Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 18:13











          • @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 18:24











          • What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 20:51











          • When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 20:57

















          • Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 5:27











          • Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 18:13











          • @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 18:24











          • What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

            – Jo.........
            Mar 6 at 20:51











          • When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

            – Mobile First Solutions
            Mar 6 at 20:57
















          Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

          – Jo.........
          Mar 6 at 5:27





          Thanks for your comment bu I tried this solution but it didn't help me to resolve this issue.

          – Jo.........
          Mar 6 at 5:27













          Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

          – Jo.........
          Mar 6 at 18:13





          Step:1 I have removed all the multiple signout and included onStop() method. Step:2 I have included intializeApp method Step:3 I have changed my manifest file

          – Jo.........
          Mar 6 at 18:13













          @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

          – Mobile First Solutions
          Mar 6 at 18:24





          @Josh Steps you should consider in order to solve your issue: 1) Move FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this) to CustomApplication class. 2) Add CustomApplication class name in Manifest. 3) In MainActivity, remove FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut() from onCreate and put it eventually in onStop. 4) In order to get the phonenumber (after successfully OTP), put back intent.putExtra("phonenumber", phonenumber) when task.isSuccessful(). 5) Change (reorder) the logic of your Logout to SignOut from FirebaseAuth only when LogOut Button is clicked

          – Mobile First Solutions
          Mar 6 at 18:24













          What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

          – Jo.........
          Mar 6 at 20:51





          What kind of action does CustomApplication perform? I am not sure about EmojiManage and MapBox

          – Jo.........
          Mar 6 at 20:51













          When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

          – Mobile First Solutions
          Mar 6 at 20:57





          When every Android Application run, the class Application is launched first. You can override this class (the name CustomApplication is arbitrary, you can choose any name you want). When you override Application class, you can do additional initialization. The code I put first was an example of the initialization of multiple libraries. In your case, just put class CustomApplication : Application() override fun onCreate() super.onCreate() /** * Firebase Initialization code * **/ FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this)

          – Mobile First Solutions
          Mar 6 at 20:57



















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