[TIMOB-1097] Android: Titlebar is displayed when fullscreen splash screen is used.

To get the effect the res/values/theme.xml file is going to have to be updated to use a different base Theme based on the settings in tiapp.xml

For just no title (navBarHidden : true) Theme.NoTitle instead of just Theme

For truly fullscreen (navBarHidden : true, fullscreen : true) use Theme.NoTitle.Fullscreen

Thank you Don, this post was a lifesaver. In order to get this work in Titanium SDK 1.3.x, make the following changes:

-In theme.xml (res/values/theme.xml) file, change the the file to read the following:

   <item name="android:windowBackground">@drawable/background</item>
   <item name="android:windowNoTitle">true</item>
   

-Now, in your window declaration, make sure both fullscreen: true and navBarHidden: true are set (or only the splash screen will appear fullscreen without a title). MAKE SURE THAT THE 'TITLE' value isn't set at all, not even to blank.

I look forward to the fix in 1.4!

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Sorry! Let me fix my post a bit (should have RTFM on formatting :)

In order to fix this in 1.3.x, do the following:

-In theme.xml (res/values/theme.xml) file, change the style element to the file to read the following:

   <style name="Theme.Titanium" parent="@android:Theme.NoTitleBar.Fullscreen">
       <item name="android:windowBackground">@drawable/background</item>
       <item name="android:windowNoTitle">true</item>`
   </style>
   

-Now, in your window declaration, make sure both fullscreen: true and navBarHidden: true are set (or only the splash screen will appear fullscreen without a title). MAKE SURE THAT THE 'TITLE' value isn't set at all, not even to blank. Like so:

   var win1 = Titanium.UI.createWindow({
       backgroundColor:"#eb367a",
       fullscreen: true,
       navBarHidden: true,
       top:0
   });
   

I look forward to the fix in 1.4!