Android Question ACToolbar Menu Items duplicate

[Kirk Grayson]

Hey All, so I'm using the ACToolbarLight, but when I switch from the main layout to another layout and back, the menu items duplicate, so if I have 4 menu items before, and switch back I now have 8, switch again and I have 12. I have combed through this with a fine tooth comb and no luck. Funny enough, I have used the same menu on my previous app and that hasnt happened. I change my code to match the tutorials and its still happening. Can you guys see where the error is please?

Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)
    If FirstTime Then
        Activity.LoadLayout("Splash")       
        lblTitle.Text = "App Name"       
        SplashTimer.Initialize("SplashTimer", 3000)
        SplashTimer.Enabled = True
    Else
        If File.Exists (File.DirInternal, "MSState.txt") = False Then
            LoadMain
        Else
            strState =     File.ReadString(File.DirInternal, "MSState.txt")
            RemoveView
            Activity.LoadLayout("AlarmLayout")
        End If
        File.Delete(File.DirInternal,"MSState.txt")
    End If
End Sub

Sub LoadMain
    RemoveView
    Activity.LoadLayout("MainLayout")
    LoadMenu
    If File.exists(File.DirInternal, "Tutorial.txt") = False Then
        RemoveView
        Activity.LoadLayout("tutorial")
        File.WriteString(File.DirInternal, "Tutorial.txt", "Tutorial Complete")
    End If
End Sub

Sub LoadMenu
    Dim bd As BitmapDrawable
    bd.Initialize(LoadBitmap(File.DirAssets,"logo_small.png"))
    ToolBar.NavigationIconDrawable = bd
    ToolbarHelper.Initialize
    ToolbarHelper.ShowUpIndicator = False 'set to true to show the up arrow
    ToolBar.InitMenuListener
    Activity.AddMenuItem("User Options", "User")
    Activity.AddMenuItem("Settings", "Settings")
    Activity.AddMenuItem("Test Alarm", "TestAlarm")
End Sub

Sub TestAlarm_Click
    RemoveView
    Activity.LoadLayout("AlarmDetected")
End Sub

Sub btnAlarmClose_Click
    RemoveView
    LoadMain
End Sub

Sub btnTutorialClose_Click
    RemoveView
    LoadMain
End Sub

Sub btnSettingsClose_Click
    RemoveView
    LoadMain
End Sub

Sub RemoveView
    Dim i As Int
    For i=Activity.NumberOfViews-1 To 0 Step -1
        Activity.RemoveViewAt(i)
    Next
End Sub

 

[Kirk Grayson]

Hey All, I don't know if I coined this question incorrectly, it was too simple, too complex, too much code was shared, not enough code or context or just an outright stupid question, but I still haven't figured this out even after scouring the forums. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Erel]

There are very few reasons to use AppCompat as Android 4 devices are no longer relevant.

Switch to B4XPages. It simplifies many things and also makes modifying the menu items simpler.

 

[Kirk Grayson]

There are very few reasons to use AppCompat as Android 4 devices are no longer relevant.

Switch to B4XPages. It simplifies many things and also makes modifying the menu items simpler.

Thank you Erel, Appreciated.