10.02.2011 19:24, Tobiah пишет:
If I uncomment the two input manager lines, the keyboard raises with
the dialog.
In any case, whether the requestFocus() is called makes no difference.
You could try clearing the focus and requesting it again.
Can I get the actual dialog back from the DialogInterface? I have an
EditText
and a Save/Cancel button combo in the Dialog. I don't understand how
to get the
information back from the dialog. I'm firing it off with showDialog(),
but I've
seen what look like examples of how to do this with an Intent and
startActivityForResult() which would do the trick I think.
You could use final variables to sneak object references into dialog
callback handlers.
Another way is to manage your EditText outside the dialog, take a look
at the source for EditTextPreference.
Yet another is to cast DialogInterface to Dialog and use
Dialog.findViewById.
And yet another is to load the content view for the dialog yourself,
call findViewById on that to get to the edit control, and then use
setContentView (View view, LayoutParams) to set the dialog's content.
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