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    Registered User playplay1978's Avatar
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    Hi.

    I'm creating a form-based app where the user can navigate to next form with "Next" button and to previous form with "Back" button.

    Each form basically has a few items which are clickable and have listener attached to them.

    While clicking "Back" goes to displaying previous form but those events attached to those items are gone.
    How can i keep those events intact?

    What i do is define a Displayable object to point to that previous form
    Code:
     
    private Display display;
    private Displayable form;
    .
    .
    .
    
    display = Display.getDisplay(this);
    form = display.getCurrent();
    .
    .
    .
    and then, set the displayable to that previous form once "back" is clicked.
    Code:
     display.setCurrent(form);
    I just listed out the code snippets where it's relevant.

    Please help on how to maintain the listeners for the items i mentioned above.

    Thanks.

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    Registered User grahamhughes's Avatar
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    Simply attach the same listener to both Displayables. Both Forms can use the same CommandListener.

    Code:
    public class MyApplication extends MIDlet implements CommandListener {
        private Form form1;
        private Form form2;
        public void startApp() {
            form1 = new Form("1");
            form1.setCommandListener(this);
            form2 = new Form("2");
            form2.setCommandListener(this);
        }
        //  ... more code...
    }
    Graham.

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    Registered User playplay1978's Avatar
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    Thanks, Graham. It's working now!

    Quote Originally Posted by grahamhughes View Post
    Simply attach the same listener to both Displayables. Both Forms can use the same CommandListener.

    Code:
    public class MyApplication extends MIDlet implements CommandListener {
        private Form form1;
        private Form form2;
        public void startApp() {
            form1 = new Form("1");
            form1.setCommandListener(this);
            form2 = new Form("2");
            form2.setCommandListener(this);
        }
        //  ... more code...
    }
    Graham.

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