My solution:
I changed startActivity to startActivityForResult on all actions and
performed actions based on the setResult.
On Jul 2, 3:10 pm, Justin Anderson wrote:
> I would probably recommend not trying to change views within an activity.
>
> While in theory it could be done it is not really
I would probably recommend not trying to change views within an activity.
While in theory it could be done it is not really the recommended way and
there have been multiple posts with people trying to do this and running
into multiple problems. Most of them eventually end up switching to using
di
Tollas,
First of all, there is Activity.finish(), which closes the activity.
But if the way you want your app to interact with the user doesn't fit
the way Activities are managed by Android, perhaps you can consider
switching views inside an Activity?
You can call setContent at any time to s
All activities are developed by me.
The NEW SEARCH button will be in all 3 activities.
B is launched from A. C is launched from B by the user (based on
button clicks).
On Jul 2, 2:13 pm, Justin Anderson wrote:
> Are all three activities developed by you or are B & C third-party
> activities? In
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