is it ok in an activity\'s procedure to force the onResume event by calling this.OnResume() ? Or should I implement another procedure that\'s called by both OnResume and by the first member开发者_Stac
In my app, when there\'s no WiFi connection, I turn the WiFi connection on with an AlertDialog and I call the WiFi Settings screen. When I hit the back button, I assume that it goes in the onResume()
I have a map view in my activity it works fine when there is no call. So obviously there is an onResume() , well at least that is what my log cat is saying. I want to know what I am missing for my map
I\'m developing an app for Android, and I want it to pause the music when you press the home button (onPause). That works fine, but then when I try to start up the game again, onResume, onRestart, onS
I have a ListView which onResume I am trying to populate with data from a SQL Lite Database. During resume I add a click listener and repopulate the List View. The onResume, populateListView(), and on
My app consists of 7 activities. For the first time when it has 开发者_如何转开发been installed in a device, I want to show all the activities. When the app has been closed and used later, I want a pa
I have an issue where if my user is on the Dashboard screen and presses the phones \'Back\' button, this will then return them to the login screen (which still has their details input) and if they log
I suppose the title is a bit confusing but here is what I\'m trying to do: I have a class called ManageClass which lists the entries of a database. I have written another private class within ManageC
I have an activity, that has in manifest: android:theme=\"@android:style/Theme.Dialog\" When I start it, it looks like an activity, but when I close it it fi开发者_StackOverflow中文版res the onResu
basically, what am doing is that am running a flash file (playing music) in the background of the app using webview, and when I want to stop the music , I just load \"about:blank\"