scsjc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 3, 2023 #1 Using the B4XDialog.ShowCustom on a projector (with a ANDROID O.S.) with a remote control, it won't let me press the DialogResponse_Positive or DialogResponse_Cancel button, because the KEYS FOCUS of the projector's remote control cursor is still on the screen panel. Is there any way to avoid this? and that by moving the remote control cursor to the left or right, you can select ACCEPT or CANCEL of the B4XDialog.ShowCustom. ...something like RequestFocus for the B4XDialog.ShowCustom. The Msgbox2Async works perfectly with projector with a remote control. Thanks Last edited: Dec 4, 2023
Using the B4XDialog.ShowCustom on a projector (with a ANDROID O.S.) with a remote control, it won't let me press the DialogResponse_Positive or DialogResponse_Cancel button, because the KEYS FOCUS of the projector's remote control cursor is still on the screen panel. Is there any way to avoid this? and that by moving the remote control cursor to the left or right, you can select ACCEPT or CANCEL of the B4XDialog.ShowCustom. ...something like RequestFocus for the B4XDialog.ShowCustom. The Msgbox2Async works perfectly with projector with a remote control. Thanks
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 4, 2023 #2 Try to make the buttons focusable: Code: Copy Private Sub MakeFocusable (v As B4XView) v.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("setFocusable", Array(True)) v.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("setFocusableInTouchMode", Array(True)) You should call Dialog.GetButton for each button (after you show the dialog and before you call Wait For). Upvote 0
Try to make the buttons focusable: Code: Copy Private Sub MakeFocusable (v As B4XView) v.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("setFocusable", Array(True)) v.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("setFocusableInTouchMode", Array(True)) You should call Dialog.GetButton for each button (after you show the dialog and before you call Wait For).
