I'm displaying ProgressDialogShow2("text", False) while performing a somewhat lenghty operation (sending some data over the net), to notify the user there's something going on, and more important, to prevent him from pressing some other buttons.
this works fine if the user is polite and just waits for the task to complete.
some users are less patient and tap the Android task list button to switch to other apps.
when they get back to my app, the ProgressDialog is vanished, even if the code flow has not yet reached the ProgressDialogHide statement, causing the user to play with the app while the task is still running.
is there a way to prevent a ProgressDialog to vanish if going to background?
this works fine if the user is polite and just waits for the task to complete.
some users are less patient and tap the Android task list button to switch to other apps.
when they get back to my app, the ProgressDialog is vanished, even if the code flow has not yet reached the ProgressDialogHide statement, causing the user to play with the app while the task is still running.
is there a way to prevent a ProgressDialog to vanish if going to background?