[taqi.mir]

Hi all,

Is there any way to add Editable text field on the Dialog.?
Please let me know if it is possible.

And how we can listen to the CheckboxField?

[taqi.mir]

Any idea.

[remaerdlacidar]

For your first question, would you mind letting me see how you're going about displaying the Dialog; it'll give me a better idea of exactly what you're trying to achieve.

And to listen to a checkbox field you would do something like:

CheckboxField box = new CheckboxFiled("Listen to checkboxes", false);
box.setChangeListener( new FieldChangeListenter(){
      public void fieldChanged(Field f, int status){
              if(box.getChecked()){
                               
                  //perform action for when it is checked off

               } else {
                       //perform unchecked action
                }
            }

}
);

[taqi.mir]

Hi,

First of all thank you so much for your prompt response.
In my application i have created Persistent Object to store application data.
When user click the edit button i want to alert the user with the current row (data availabe on the row)of the ListField.And i want save and cancel button on the dialog.

[sunnan]

for that you dont need for calling dialog alert...just create popscreen displays while you click menu item...

[simon.hain]

for a yes-no question you can use dialog.ask, you can also configure the text.
if it is more complex, you want an input field or a custom layout create the stuff as you want it displayed (in a manager) and create a popupscreen with the manager you just did.

[taqi.mir]

Hi all,

I have strucked here, i am getting following compilation error,
cannot find symbol constructor PopupScreen() .

My code is as follows,

private class EditScreen extends PopupScreen implements FieldChangeListener
{
private ButtonField _save,_cancel;
private EditField _nameField;
private EditField _numField;
private VerticalFieldManager vm;
private HorizontalFieldManager hm;

public EditScreen(String _name,String _number)
{
_nameField =new EditField("Name: ","");
_nameField.setText(_name);
_numField =new EditField("Phone: ","",BasicEditField.DEFAULT_MAXCHARS, BasicEditField.FILTER_PHONE);
_numField.setText(_number);
hm =new HorizontalFieldManager();
vm =new VerticalFieldManager();
_save =new ButtonField("Save");
_cancel =new ButtonField("Cancel");
_save.setChangeListener(this);
_cancel.setChangeListener(this);
hm.add(_save);
hm.add(_cancel);
vm.add(_nameField);
vm.add(_numField);
vm.add(hm);
add(vm);
}
public void fieldChanged(Field field,int context)
{
if(field ==_save)
{
}
if(field ==_cancel)
{
}
}
}


Any idea please.

[Cool6324]

To the poster above...

You are not involking the super constructor, which is required by the PopupScreen class because you extended it.

So inside your current constructor EditScreen, call something like

       super(new VerticalFieldManager(),Field.FOCUSABLE);

Your code should then work. You can use whatever Manager you want in super the parameter. Hope this helps.