Hi,
U can solve that problem by giving finish() inside onStop() of
Activity A. I tried this and it works.
Regards,
SREEHARI
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Thanks Jamesc, I will post another question:) Thanks!
On May 3, 4:37 pm, jamesc wrote:
> Well, that's a different problem :-)
>
> Have you searched on this forum to see if anyone else has had the same
> issue (re: transparency)? I tried and do get a lot of hits for
> 'transparent+black'. Altern
Well, that's a different problem :-)
Have you searched on this forum to see if anyone else has had the same
issue (re: transparency)? I tried and do get a lot of hits for
'transparent+black'. Alternatively, if you don't find any solutions,
just post another question relating to the new issue.
C
I did try "startActivityForResult"
however, i get trouble with this because my
Activity B is a translucent OpenGL activity, with activity A as a
background
when I use startActivityForResult, the "translucent" effect cannot be
used, it becomes black in color:(
On May 3, 3:48 pm, jamesc wrote:
> Us
Use Activity.setResult() with your own defined result value, then call
Activity.finish().
So, B will call setResult() then finish(). A will now be at the top
of the task, and the finish() called by B will result in a call to A's
onActivityResult() (that is providing that B was started with
startA
however it just close activity B:(
On May 3, 12:56 pm, Saurav wrote:
> well there is a function called .finish()
>
> this wud suffice ur needs i guess.
>
> hope this helps.
>
> Regards,
> Saurav Mukherjee.
>
> On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 8:52 AM, CMF wrote:
> > I have two activities,A ,B
> > A will s
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