I have a widget with a few buttons.
I want one button to open preferences, and the second to start an
AlarmManager according to the preferences that have been set.
A click of either button on the widget will go the same activity, but I wish
to distinguish between the clicks via extra
You will need to use two distinct Intents, ones that route to the same
activity but differ by something more than just the extras. For
example, on one, add an action string that you won't be using. It will
not affect the routing (you're specifying the class name, which trumps
everything else).
On
Probably the easiest way is to use two distinct action string values.
Another way is to use two distinct request codes when you create
PendingIntent objects: one for each operation.
So you'd have:
PendingIntent pendingIntentForPrefs = PendingIntent.getActivity(
context, 1, intentForPrefs,
Thanks for the quick replies, you two!
I got it working :)
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,
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
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