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Android - openOptionsMenu doesn't work in onCreate

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2777098/android-openoptionsmenu-doesnt-work-in-oncreate

openOptionsMenu doesn't work in onCreate Is there any other way to call openOptionsMenu.. doesn't work in onCreate Is there any other way to call openOptionsMenu after activity is displayed without using something like this.. new Handler .postDelayed new Runnable public void run openOptionsMenu 1000 Reference http groups.google.com group android beginners..

Android Option Menu on Button click

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5533757/android-option-menu-on-button-click

me. android share improve this question You can use openOptionsMenu to programmatically open the options menu. If you have a Button.. View.OnClickListener @Override public void onClick View v openOptionsMenu or else set android onClick myOnClickMethod on your Button..

Handling the missing MENU button in new versions of Android (3.x and up)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8774317/handling-the-missing-menu-button-in-new-versions-of-android-3-x-and-up

soft button in my GUI to replace the hard MENU button this.openOptionsMenu And everything is back to working perfectly in ICS. However.. in ICS. However this does not work on Honeycomb. Calling openOptionsMenu does absolutely nothing if you do not have the ActionBar visible... list items where every item is a different context. BTW if openOptionsMenu works on ICS and you can ditch HoneyComb after a while even..

Android - openOptionsMenu doesn't work in onCreate

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2777098/android-openoptionsmenu-doesnt-work-in-oncreate

openOptionsMenu doesn't work in onCreate Is there any other way to call openOptionsMenu after activity is displayed without using something.. openOptionsMenu doesn't work in onCreate Is there any other way to call openOptionsMenu after activity is displayed without using something like this new Handler .postDelayed new Runnable public void run openOptionsMenu.. after activity is displayed without using something like this new Handler .postDelayed new Runnable public void run openOptionsMenu 1000 Reference http groups.google.com group android beginners browse_frm thread b10a8ea840c07725 1ce48bb147a3ed1a #1ce48bb147a3ed1a..

Android Option Menu on Button click

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5533757/android-option-menu-on-button-click

Option menu on button click.How can I do this can anyone tell me. android share improve this question You can use openOptionsMenu to programmatically open the options menu. If you have a Button you can do button.setOnClickListener new View.OnClickListener.. you have a Button you can do button.setOnClickListener new View.OnClickListener @Override public void onClick View v openOptionsMenu or else set android onClick myOnClickMethod on your Button in xml and then have public myOnClickMethod View v openOptionsMenu..

Handling the missing MENU button in new versions of Android (3.x and up)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8774317/handling-the-missing-menu-button-in-new-versions-of-android-3-x-and-up

initial solution to this problem has been to simply place a soft button in my GUI to replace the hard MENU button this.openOptionsMenu And everything is back to working perfectly in ICS. However this does not work on Honeycomb. Calling openOptionsMenu does.. And everything is back to working perfectly in ICS. However this does not work on Honeycomb. Calling openOptionsMenu does absolutely nothing if you do not have the ActionBar visible. Any thoughts on how to deal with this I suppose I could.. which it is running as compared to having context menu on list items where every item is a different context. BTW if openOptionsMenu works on ICS and you can ditch HoneyComb after a while even now the userbase is too low then try giving both menus based..