Crazy behavior in my code.
I have super.xml and a subset.xml.
LinearLayout android:id=@+id/superSet
android:layout_width=fill_parent
android:layout_height=wrap_content
android:layout_below=@id/titleBarLayout
android:orientation=vertical
Hi Conny,
Are you placing the text fields in a layout or just declaring them as
provided below. If you are not using a layout enclose these TextViews with
in a Layout and try. I guess it should work.
Also try refreshing R.java build you subset.xml
Check if the price variable is reflected in
Hi,
I am throwing up a dialog on a Buttonpress in my application. This dialog
sets the content from an xml layout and the layout has three radio buttons
within a radiogroup and then two buttons (Ok/Cancel).
My intent is to know the radiobutton choosen by the user at the time of
pressing Ok.
Yes, this post have been discussed a lot here and I have read those
posts and tried to do it right.
The ids are correct. I call setContentView before using findViewById
(..) but it still returns null.
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
Hi,
I would like to create my activity layout programmatically.
I'm trying, in the sample of code below, to display one image on the
screen, eventually the image will be retrieved from a database, but
right now I'm using an image in the reource folder.
I'm using an AbsoluteLayout because I would
I was getting a null exception in my onCreate() until I found that I
had to move that method call _after_ the
setContentView(R.layout.main), just in case anyone else has this same
problem. Don't understand the reason why, but just in case anyone gets
this (and then googles for it), this is a
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