Switch Between views in FrameLayout from a child view?

Alternatively just add l1 second: f1. SetLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(LayoutParams. FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.

FILL_PARENT)); f1. AddView(new BoardView(this)); f1. AddView(l1) and the edit text will be on top Let me know if it works.

Alternatively just add l1 second: f1. SetLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(LayoutParams. FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.

FILL_PARENT)); f1. AddView(new BoardView(this)); f1. AddView(l1); and the edit text will be on top.

Let me know if it works.

The thing is, it says "l1" cannot be resolved. I want to show l1 ONLY when something happens in the SurfaceView. Basically, when the game ends, I want to show this new View.

I guess I could make the current view invisible, right? – OhMisterRabbit May 8 at 16:13 Ah, so that is the question: show the code where you are making the switch – Femi May 8 at 16:14 Well, the piece of code is rather long, really. I have a custom SurfaceView - there is not enough room to post the code here :/ What should I do to show you?

My class title looks something like this. Public class BoardView extends SurfaceView implements SurfaceHolder. Callback{ – OhMisterRabbit May 8 at 16:19 Is there a problem because it is a custom class?

Surely there must be some way to do this. – OhMisterRabbit May 8 at 16:22 Shouldn't matter. The not resolve issue is just because your custom class doesn't have visibility of the l1 object.

I'd suggest assigning IDs to l1 and then using the id: so do l1. SetId(1); in the onCreate above and then in your custom class use ((View)getParent()). FindViewById(1).bringToFront(); to update the z-order.

– Femi May 8 at 16:27.

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