28.04.2011 19:14, Niall ?????:
Thanks for the quick replies, you two!
I got it working :)
Cool.
Kostya's solution seemed quickest to use so I tried that.
I think it was the setting of the different values of the second
parameter to getActivity that did it. Does this make sense? I had two
pendingIntent.getActivity( context, 0, intend, 0 )'s
It does.
Android only maintains one instance of PendingIntent out of all
potentially equal ones. The {in}equality check does not look at extras.
By using two different request codes (second parameter), you're telling
Android that you want two distinct pending intent objects.
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