+1 - I'm experiencing the same thing here. The PreferenceScreen is
drawn with the black theme. BTW, preferences with the dialog theme act
weird when scrolled (parts of the preferences are drawn on black
background black while scrolling) but I think I can fix that - someone
mentioned about cacheCol
It gets even more weird if you have the landscape mode (i guess thats
what you are talking above)
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I can't help you off-hand with the problem, but for what it's worth
preferences really aren't intended to be used with a dialog theme. Actually
I would stay away from the dialog theme for all but very simple things (like
alerts), since the border takes so much space away from your UI.
Of course i
I'm just beginning to use preferences. My next Alpha is going to have
resolution adjustements. In 3-d a lot of people can't read the screen
easily, and on the .net, they think the font is too big.
If you use the editor to commit preferences, once changed, it works
well. Just in the create of e
Hi Dianne,
Thanks for your response. I don't like Dialogs either. :)
still a bug...:-) ; even if rendering is not proper, I expect at least
the child PreferenceScreen to have the same Theme.
Regards,
Chander
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On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 10:20 PM, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> I can't help you off-hand with the problem, but for what it's worth
> preferences really aren't intended to be used with a dialog theme. Actually
> I would stay away from the dialog theme for all but very simple things (like
> alerts), s
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Stoyan Damov wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 10:20 PM, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
>> I can't help you off-hand with the problem, but for what it's worth
>> preferences really aren't intended to be used with a dialog theme. Actually
>> I would stay away from the di
Hi Damov,
Your activity will only be PAUSED if you use Dialog Theme for a
PreferenceActivity. For other Themes, it is PAUSED and STOPPED, but
not
destroyed or killed. So if you want to restore the state you can do it
in onResume... so no need to use Theme.Dialog in your case unless it
looks good
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 11:39 AM, android_soft wrote:
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> Hi Damov,
> Your activity will only be PAUSED if you use Dialog Theme for a
> PreferenceActivity. For other Themes, it is PAUSED and STOPPED, but
> not
> destroyed or killed. So if you want to restore the state you can do it
> in onResume
You should move the heavyweight lifting stuff to a Service if you
don't want it to be stopped.
Running background music is something that a background service should
take care of. Here's another thread response from Dianne-
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/112
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