I am developing one app.In that app I had created one main screen.On that main screen i had added one button field .When i clicked on that button field to open my popup screen it will open my popup screen but it also show menu items whatever i added for my main screen in front of screen.However i don't want to show those menu items but only want to open my popup screen on click of that button.Please help me.
Add ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK style on your ButtonField, like below.
ButtonField btn = new ButtonField("My Button", ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK);
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I have an activity where I have a few main buttons which should be displayed all the time, and I have for every main button a few sub-buttons. The sub-buttons shall be displayed when I click on one main-button.
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They are like titles: There are main titles and every main title has got a few sub titles. But the sub-titles should only be displayed when I click on the button with the main title. So when I dont click, only the main buttons shall be seen, not the subbuttons.
How do I realize that? Or is there a godd tutorial for that?
Inside of an View.OnClickListener(), use the following code to make a button invisible:
b.setVisibility(View.GONE);
And to show it:
b.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
I have this really annoying problem with the Java FX menu button. I have an application that dynamically (at run time) adds items to the menu button menu. The menu button is positioned on the bottom of the screen and so the menu opens towards the top. The menu items are added at the bottom of the menu list. The problems is sometimes this causes the menu to be drawn over the menu button when it is clicked, eventually it will correct its self but since the menu has dynamic items it will happen repeatedly. Is there a way to force a recalculation of menu positions so when it opens it does not cover the menu button?
The diagram on the left is what I would like to have happen when the menu is opened. The diagram on the right is what actually happens when the menu is shown after adding a menu item (the whole menu is drawn on top of the menu button)
when user select text on android..some buttons will appear,like "copy & paste".
what i'm trying to do is to make my app show a button on the screen when text gets selected on my android phone.
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How to add item into popup copy/paste menu on a android selected TextView?
Making custom copy and paste menu appear when text is selected
Hi friends, I am working on Codename one project, which is the demo app based on PSD to APP example below is the splash screen of my application
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But whenever I am clicking on the get started button it goes expand like below screenshot and text also move center to left side
Can anyone help me regarding this.....
You need to style the Selected and Pressed states of your button UIID in the GUI Builder.
If the Get Started button has Button UIID, then style both Pressed and Selected state of Button UIID in GUI Builder. See image below:
You could just copy and paste the UIID on both Selected and Pressed sections.
How can I display a menu in my application when I don't have a hardware menu button on my phone and when I hide the titlebar?
To answer to your question: you can open the menu programmatically using openOptionsMenu().
However, you probably should include a ActionBar instead, as suggested in the comments.