Android Forum,
I'm using the backKey handler to step back through the menus that the user has selected in the application, but when they get to the end of the list, I want them to exit the mobile app without doing a QUIT command, just like you do when you select the HOME key on Android. This will allow the user to quickly start back where they left off using the application without waiting for the app to start again.
Is there a way to change the focus without killing the mobile app?
Thanks
Dan
Back Button Change of Application Focus
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Re: Back Button Change of Application Focus
Hi Dan,
Not that I have ever seen.
I think you'll have to use a preference file.
Simon
Not that I have ever seen.
I think you'll have to use a preference file.
Simon
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Re: Back Button Change of Application Focus
Thanks Simon,
I though there might be a way to change application focus because when you select the HOME key in Android, the app stays running, and focus goes to the home screen. This just might be an Android configuration that LC has no control over.
I may have to just live with the fact that the App needs to QUIT on the Back Arrow to give focus back to the previous App.
Dan
I though there might be a way to change application focus because when you select the HOME key in Android, the app stays running, and focus goes to the home screen. This just might be an Android configuration that LC has no control over.
I may have to just live with the fact that the App needs to QUIT on the Back Arrow to give focus back to the previous App.
Dan
Re: Back Button Change of Application Focus
Hi Dan,
But you know... it wouldn't be unusual to force the use of the home button (don't quit with back button).
And don't forget even using the home button your app can still be shut down (quit) without warning when Android needs the memory space.
Simon
Ah I see, it's just the start up, a preference file wont help with that....without waiting for the app to start again.
But you know... it wouldn't be unusual to force the use of the home button (don't quit with back button).
And don't forget even using the home button your app can still be shut down (quit) without warning when Android needs the memory space.
Simon
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Re: Back Button Change of Application Focus
Thanks Simon. Your feedback is very useful.
Dan
Dan