Android Question lock buttons in screen

klaus

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #2

You need to add an event for that panel to 'consume' the events, like:

B4X:

Sub Panel1_Click

End Sub

 

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yaniv hanya

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #3

How do I add it if I created the panel during run time?

 

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klaus

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #4

Why do you add it during run time?
You can define it in the Designer and set its Visible property.

 

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yaniv hanya

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #5

I could but I tried to do it that way. If it's hard I'll do it in the designer
thenks

 

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klaus

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #6

How do you add the panel in the code?

 

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yaniv hanya

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #7

B4X:

Private p As Panel

B4X:

p.Initialize("")   
p.LoadLayout("SetWaterLevelLy")
Activity.AddView(p,0,0,100%x,100%y)

 

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klaus

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #8

Like this:

B4X:

p.Initialize("Panel1")   
p.LoadLayout("SetWaterLevelLy")
Activity.AddView(p,0,0,100%x,100%y)

And

B4X:

Sub Panel1_Click

End Sub

 

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yaniv hanya

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• Jul 3, 2019

• #9

Thanks, great

 

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Erel

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• Jul 4, 2019

• #10

There is a small mistake here:

B4X:

p.Initialize("Panel1")   
p.LoadLayout("SetWaterLevelLy")
Activity.AddView(p,0,0,100%x,100%y)

You should always set the container size before you load the layout. Otherwise features such as anchors and designer script will not work properly.

Correct code:

B4X:

p.Initialize("Panel1")   
Activity.AddView(p,0,0,100%x,100%y)
p.LoadLayout("SetWaterLevelLy")

 

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