On Sep 18, 11:11 am, Mark Murphy <mmur...@commonsware.com> wrote:
> jotobjects wrote:
> > If that is not possible, would it be possible to at least call
> > startActivity() when the tab is pressed?
>
> Sure, but that will start the activity, which will then use the screen.
> It will not put that activity in a tab, and it will result in a rather
> strange user experience.
>
If the tab navigates to another activity with a new window that might
not be too strange.
In any case, starting another Activity is not one of the built-in
content choices for TabActivity tabs (either views or intents). It
would take some kind of trick to call startActivity() when the tab is
clicked. Something like starting an internal Activity that just starts
the external Activity? I'm not suggesting that's a good idea :-)
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