How to make buttons [pt2] | Android Development Tutorial

In this tutorial I show you how to program your buttons more efficiently in your activity. You just add your button to your apps graphical layout, then program your buttons onclicklistener in java.

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[androidprek]

Try setting your API level to 10, aka (gingerbread 2.3.3). Also make sure your SDKs and Eclipse are up to date.

[sonictwin]

@karter61 same here...setOnClickListener underlined...

[bvoeck]

works great! thanks

[valgriz]

@karter61 yea, it doesn't work; nevermind

[valgriz]

@karter61 change "this" to "null"

[IntelUnlimited]

In my program the App crashes when I write it like this and if I write @Override bevor the onClick(View v) it is an error too. Whats wrong?

[karter61]

When I write the same as you, I get this error:

btn1.setOnClickListener(this);

(with setOnClickListener underlined)

Can you help me?

[t377y000]

what about toggle button?

[MrSuperbsaeed]

thank you very much gud job man keep it up

[threegreenparks]

Instead of making the button pop-up a toast message, how do I make the buttons link to different pages in the layout.

[splitbabyniblet]

much better than the first way. I got stuck with the first way also because the comp I was on could only handle API 7 and down. now I'm on a comp with 4gb of RAM and a real processor. but because no error message comes up in eclipse letting you know that, I was sort of guessing until I got on a better machine. anyway, I'm loving the videos and learning alot. this is a godsend actually. keep em coming!