OfferKeyEventL function not called in multiple views app

[sanjayrajwani]

Hello All

I am having a problem in my multi-view application. There are two views in my application. First view contains a simple CEikLabel and the second contains a CAknSettingItemList. The switching between the 2 views is fine. When I switch to the second view (one with CAknSettingItemList) for the first time, I am able to select different items using up down keys, and that means the OfferKeyEventL function is being called. But, when I switch back to first view and again the second view, I cannot select any item in the list. It looks as if the OfferKeyEventL function isnt called at all. What could be the problem? Any ideass?

Thanks,
Sanjay Rajwani!

[wizard_hu_]

Make sure that you add/remove your Container to/from the Control Stack in DoActivateL/DoDeactivate.
However I cannot really see how empty list and invocation/not invocation of OfferKeyEventL relate to each other. Is it some kind of a log? - make sure that you invoke HandleItemAdditionL and a DrawNow/Deferred then - though you have mentioned a settings list, which is normally not used this way (I am not sure if it has such method at all)

[bsteeb@gmx.de]

hello,
have a look at the AddToStackL and RemoveFromStackL functions in your activate and deactivate routines.Also get connected proper your container class parent to the listbox observer

best regards

[sanjayrajwani]

Hello.

However I cannot really see how empty list and invocation/not invocation of OfferKeyEventL relate to each other.

Actually, the settingslist is not empty. There are 2 items in it. In the OfferKeyEventL function of the container class (which contains this settingslist), i call the OfferKeyEventL function of the settinglist like this:

iList->OfferKeyEventL(const TKeyEvent& aKeyEvent, TEventCode aType)

So this is how they are related.

I am not in office rite now, so will look at the code tomorrow morning and see if I have done proper push and pop of the container to the stack.

Thanks for the replies.
Sanjay Rajwani!!

[sanjayrajwani]

Great Stuff... The problem solved. I forgot to put it back to stack in the DoActivateL function.

Thanks a ton
Sanjay Rajwani