Reason for confusion:
I start my app and it loads to default TAB1.
I select TAB2 at the top and it switches to TAB2...in my onResume()
for TAB2 I display a Toast Hello and it is displayed.
I go back to TAB1everything ok here.
i go back to TAB2no Toast displayed from the onResume().
JasonMP wrote:
Reason for confusion:
I start my app and it loads to default TAB1.
I select TAB2 at the top and it switches to TAB2...in my onResume()
for TAB2 I display a Toast Hello and it is displayed.
I take it that TAB2 is using an Intent to load an activity in the
contents of the
Hi Mark, I owe you one after today haha. So in order to keep it all
together in the same activity I would just create a separate Layout in my
XML file and give it an ID I can pass to the TabHost? And then since its
all in the same activity I can use onTabChanged() to run any updates to my
Jason Mallet-Prevost wrote:
Hi Mark, I owe you one after today haha. So in order to keep it all
together in the same activity I would just create a separate Layout in
my XML file and give it an ID I can pass to the TabHost? And then since
its all in the same activity I can use onTabChanged()
Jason Mallet-Prevost wrote:
Ok, I'm running into a hitch. Using setListAdapter() inside my
TabActivity is making Android upset. Is there some other way to
populate a tab with a ListView?
Step #1: Get the ListView via findViewById(), like any other widget
Step #2: Call setAdapter() on the
Please, the order of these steps is important -- we don't want any
accidents related to CUI (Coding Under the Influence).
not necessarily --
http://xkcd.com/323/
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Yeah, I think I got a little carried away there. I slowed down and got it
figured out. Thanks again Mark.
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Jason Proctor
jason.android.li...@gmail.com wrote:
Please, the order of these steps is important -- we don't want any
accidents related to CUI (Coding
Heres another concern. I previously had 2 separate contextmenus and 2
separate options menus for my first tab and my second tab. Now that
they are in the same activity do they have to share the same menus?
I'm guessing I can always run a switch statement or something when I
open the menu based
JasonMP wrote:
Heres another concern. I previously had 2 separate contextmenus and 2
separate options menus for my first tab and my second tab. Now that
they are in the same activity do they have to share the same menus?
Option menu, yes; context menu, no. Option menus are per activity.
Yeah, I had a separate menu in each of my Tabs, and so far they worked
flawlessly.
I'll have to read up on context menus a little more when I get the chance.
Right now I have 2 Views with contextMenus called as
registerForContextMenu(View1); and registerForContextMenu(View2); and
theyre both
Jason Mallet-Prevost wrote:
I'll have to read up on context menus a little more when I get the
chance. Right now I have 2 Views with contextMenus called as
registerForContextMenu(View1); and registerForContextMenu(View2); and
theyre both pulling up the same menu.
onCreateContextMenu() is
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