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Those are only two activities: a member activity and a followers activity. You have to fill them based on the related data.

Interesting observation, I use two different activities. In one, all labels are of the same color and there is no failure from overflow. In the other activity, the same number of elements and rows, but it has multi-colored labels and it is in this activity that the overflow problem occurs. Therefore

I found a great simple example (provided by Erel) of using two Activities here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/two-activities-example.6611/ In order to prove what I am trying to prove, I have modified Erel's Button1_Click code slightly to add a few Log messages and a delay loop immediate
link: Sorry it took so long to reply as I was busy making up the infographic (below): 35128 The infographic shows how my current game operates -- everyth
link: Do you load all 20 layout files to the same activity? Might be better to use multiple activities instead. As a general rule you need to load the acti

For my latest wear app i needed two different launcher icons, each one starting one different activity of the same app. It's really easy to accomplish, it only needs to edit the manifest file. Let's assume we have an app with package name com.new.test and two activities act1, act2 and act1 is the m

The attached project is a variant of "Two Activities Example". The second task is started shaking the smartphone; not by pressing a button !!! It works perfectly, BUT : - if you press the power button - if you fall on the screen timeout no longer able to resurrect the service. Probably it is a prob
link: You shouldn't release the partial lock when the activity is paused if you want it to keep running. You should also make the service a foreground serv

Hi erel can you help me I have two activities the first is main when I click label in main the image in main change but I my goal is to change the image in second activiy Here's my code If label3.Text = "EL NIDO" Then StartActivity(sample) Imageview1.Bitmap = LoadBitmap(File.DirAssets,"map.png")

A possibility? I did some experimentation (see .zip) It is possible to put the declaration of a Class in the Sub Globals instead of the Process_Globals. Then one can use two Activities, one with Private Viewer As GCodeViewer2D and One with Private Viewer As GCodeViewer3D. I don't know if that wou

I did not understand very well and the project you have attached contains only two activities, Main and Activity2. Possibly attach the project with the 3 activities. However, normally a button is not needed to go back, the user will press the back key and return to the previous activity. If instead
link: There are 2 activities (main, Activity2). The main activity has 3 buttons each pointing to a different URL. When one of the three buttons is pressed
link: I am looking at building my first application with multiple activities. Using the samples from various threads I put the attached test app together.
link: That fixed the issue of not displaying the WebView pointing to the URL - but when I click on the button at the top of Activity 2 to return to activity

If your app isn't so huge already, I would suggest switching over to B4XPages. here's some more info on interacting between 2 activities though, using CallSubDelay: Using CallSubDelayed to interact between activities and services | B4X Programming Forum

Hi, My app has a main activity and also a widget. Currently, I'm using two activities, one is for the app's main "screen" and the other is for the widget. This scheme is hard to work with, since B4A is not able to debug into widgets, and I need to have the same appearance and the same logic on both
link: I take it that the main activity is some sort of setting screen for the widget? Well the widget is a service, so you could just save the main activit
link: Hi, Peter. Currently my app shows info about the Wi-Fi access point the phone is connected to. Both the main activity and the widget shows the same i

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