onresume

I'm trying to decide and show a fragment in activity's onResume method, but in case a previously added fragment is chosen again, then the activity goes blank. Sample code (with one fragment): @Override protected void onResume(){ FragmentTransaction trans = getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction(); trans.replace(R.id.myLayout, fragA); trans.commit(); getSupportFragmentManager().executePendingTransactions(); } With above code, when the activity is created for the first time, it shows fragA correctly, but in case I press Home Key and then switch back to my activity (in order to provoke

I have an Activity say ActivityMain from this activity I moved to another activity called ActivitySettings and in settings activity I'm changing the App locale by clicking on a button, and using recreate I achieved the change I need in current activity but when I press back my `ActivityMain' will resume but locale is not updated. Can some one tell me how to 'Recreate' backstack activities? what will be the correct approach. I can't call recreate on refresh as it will be infinite loop In each Activity's onCreate() you can maintain the currentLangCode . Check this value in onResume() , if it

This question already has an answer here: How do I restart an Android Activity 21 answers in an app that I am writing, there is a part of it that allows you to change a curtain setting. the problem is, that this setting won't take effect until the activity is recreated. is there a way to tell the app to restart using the onResume() method (hopefully allowing it to save everything in the onSaveInstanceState())? Ted Hopp This has been posted before : Intent intent = getIntent(); finish(); startActivity(intent); As of API level 11, you can also just call an activity's recreate() method. Not only

I've been trying to get Application Level Pause and Resume similar to an activity's onPause and onResume. I know there's no API that has this functionality. I try to follow this post: http://curioustechizen.blogspot.com/2012/12/android-application-level-pause-and.html But I've had no luck so far. Has anyone been able to achieve this? What paradigm did you use? Let me know if you need me to paste some code into this question. Thanks for the help Another solution to the problem would be to just keep track of the count of onStart() and onStop() calls from every activity. Example: First, create a

I have an app where after sign in it throws you at the welcome screen. I put a Toast to see when the onResume fires, but it also fires after onCreate protected void onResume(){ super.onResume(); Database openHelper = new Database(this);//create new Database to take advantage of the SQLiteOpenHelper class myDB2 = openHelper.getReadableDatabase(); // or getWritableDatabase(); myDB2=SQLiteDatabase.openDatabase("data/data/com.example.login2/databases/aeglea", null, SQLiteDatabase.OPEN_READONLY);//set myDB to aeglea cur = fetchOption("SELECT * FROM user_login");//use above to execute SQL query msg

I'm working on an augmented reality application in which I have a camera preview screen on which I draw some markers which moves with respect to device movement. When I lock and unlock the device, the markers freezes and doesn't move further. I'm unable to find the reason why this happens.Is there any possible work around for this? Any help will be greatly appreciated. My SurfaceView class: public class CameraSurface extends SurfaceView implements SurfaceHolder.Callback { private static SurfaceHolder holder = null; public static Camera camera = null; Activity ctx; public CameraSurface(Activity

I have a problem. When I start for the first time my android application, in the main activity both the onCreate and the onResume are called. but I want to be called only the onCreate. What can I do? According to the SDK docs what you are seeing is the intended behavior. Have a look at the flowchart in the docs for Activity - Activity Lifecycle . Programmatically you can overcome this by keeping an instance member to track whether onResume has been called before - the first time it is called, set the variable and return e.g. private boolean resumeHasRun = false; @Override protected void