Sorry for not being very clear.
Yes, by native homescreen I mean the same as when user presses home
button.
I don't see a difference in behavior between using ACTION_VIEW AND
ACTION_DIAL wrt to the back key press behavior - I still am taken back
to native homescreen instead of my app (when I
Thanks for clearing up some of those questions.
I have some hypothesis at this point. First, is your activity calling finish
somewhere? That would explain why it's not there when the user presses back
in the dialer. Have you tried a breakpoint in the activity's onResume
method? Perhaps it is
Thanks! That was exactly the problem.
I was calling finish in the onPause method
On Nov 5, 11:49 am, Frank Weiss fewe...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for clearing up some of those questions.
I have some hypothesis at this point. First, is your activity calling finish
somewhere? That would
Woo hoo! After a week of struggles at my day job, it's gratifying to hear a
success story.
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This is the code I use to start the dialer activity from my activity
Intent dialIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_DIAL);
startActivity(dialIntent);
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On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 1:57 PM, ar anitaa...@gmail.com wrote:
b) The user is taken to
The behavior of the code you posted should be to return to your activity
when the user finished the dialer activity by pressing back. What behavior
did you observe?
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That's not what I see. The user is taken to native homescreen when he
presses the back key.
On Nov 4, 3:13 pm, Frank Weiss fewe...@gmail.com wrote:
The behavior of the code you posted should be to return to your activity
when the user finished the dialer activity by pressing back. What
I'll have to check the code I use. But perhaps the problem is you're not
giving a number or try using Intent.ACTION_VIEW instead of
Intent.ACTION_DIAL.
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That doesn't work. If I change my code to use Intent.ACTION_VIEW, I
get taken to the native dialer overlayed by the dialog asking me to
'Complete action using'.
On Nov 4, 3:49 pm, Frank Weiss fewe...@gmail.com wrote:
I'll have to check the code I use. But perhaps the problem is you're not
This works for me on the Droid:
String phoneUri = tel: + phone.getText();
Intent i = *new* Intent(Intent.*ACTION_VIEW*, Uri.*parse*(phoneUri));
startActivity(i);
What phone did you use? Have you tried adding a phone number?
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I'm not following you very well. I assume you mean that if you add the phone
number, then the back button does take the user back to your activity, but
without the phone number, the back button takes the user to the home screen.
I also assume that what you mean by native homescreen is the same as
Yes, it works if I add a phone number. However, it doesn't solve my
problem of going back to my app when I press the back key. It still
goes back to the native homescreen.
I have a dialog in my activity, from which the user action is taking
them to the native dialer. Is that the reason back
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