Android Question Multiple instances of one panel

fixit30

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• Jul 30, 2017

• #2

Sorry, but we have no chance to help you if you do not show us your code...

 

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vfafou

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• Jul 30, 2017

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Hello fixit30,
Nothing special the code:

B4X:

txtMsgText.Text = msgText
pnlMsg.BringToFront
pnlMsg.Visible = True

And when pressing close button:

B4X:

Sub btnCloseMsg_Click
     pnlMsg.visible = False
     pnlMsg.SendToBack
End Sub

 

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fixit30

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• Jul 30, 2017

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I tried to help, maybe you should read rid thread...

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-ask-a-question.9140/

 

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vfafou

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• Jul 30, 2017

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I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you don't understand...

 

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DonManfred

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• Jul 30, 2017

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vfafou said:

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you don't understand...

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I dont understand that you dont undersstand that WE can NOT help without posting a example project which shows the problem.
You description is to vague to try to help in any kind.

 

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vfafou

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• Jul 30, 2017

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OK, DonManfred!
I think it had been more clear if instead of:
"Sorry, but we have no chance to help you if you do not show us your code...", the statement was:
"Sorry, but we have no chance to help you if you do not show us a sample...", but that's my opinion!
I've been acted as stated!
I'm sorry for not understanding! I'm so stressed at the moment that I can't imagine what someone could ask to me...
Anyway, I post a sample!

 

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JordiCP

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• Jul 30, 2017

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IfI understood correctly, your code will not do what you want because you load one panel, and get multiple (2) references to the same panel and its elements, but they are not multiple instances. So when you close one, you are closing the only panel.

I suggest another approach to get what you want (there can be many other approaches). I think there is no need for classes unless you want to customize each message's behavior too much): just use one panel, and keep the not-shown messages in a list. Each time you click on the "close" button, check if there are more messages to show, otherwise hide it.

 

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vfafou

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Hi JordiCP,
Thank you for your response!
Some times I (we) do more complicated thoughts about how to solve a specific problem!
Your approach is very simple and I think it will save me a lot of time!
Thank you very much!

 

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